Inequality in American Society (INT 151), a first-year course that is geared primarily towards first-year students about matters related to race and equity, was first piloted last semester.
First-year...
Below is an unedited statement sent to The Hawk from University Student Senate.
On Dec. 6, 2021, the 21st Session of the University Student Senate officially delivered its statement regarding Mr. James...
Amber Abbas, Ph.D., associate professor of history, presented “Mistaken for ‘Muslim:’ Identity and Belonging in South Asian America,” a lecture exploring the identity and background of South Asians...
Gabriela Lorenzo ’23 and Victoria Martinez ’23 were looking for a chance to embrace their own culinary culture and learn about others’ on campus.
They found that chance at the Nov. 3 the Taste...
First-generation college students (also known as “first-gen students”) are students whose parents did not complete a 4-year college degree. In honor of First-Generation Student...
Diego Perez ’23 stepped onto the gray photo background in front of the studio lights, set up in a bright corner of the library atrium, and faced the camera.
In black ink, the word “Don’t” was...
Safe Zone Training is celebrating its 20th anniversary at St. Joe’s.
The program, which is open to students, faculty and staff, raises awareness about the issues impacting the LGBTQIA+ community and...
Silvino Alexander ’22 was in Merion Hall when he first heard about a shooting near campus last week.
Alexander said he saw multiple news helicopters overhead on Oct. 26. Initially, he heard from friends...
I have enjoyed painting and drawing since I was a little girl, and painting has become a big part of my life in recent years.
Perhaps something awakened the creativity in me, or maybe I needed a release...
I am the son of two Mexican immigrants, the oldest of three siblings and a first generation American and college student. When choosing a college to go to, I had no one in my immediate family to turn to...
During a diversity, equity and inclusion training I did earlier this semester, I became devastatingly aware of how much knowledge our campus lacks regarding the LGBTQIA+ community.
For one activity...
