Study abroad programs are back for the 2021-22 academic year.
Last semester, all semesters abroad, as well as study tours and summer programs for the 2020-21 academic year, were canceled due to covid-19....
On Sept. 18, Siloam Wellness Center, a non-profit institution that promotes mental, physical and spiritual well-being for people living with HIV/AIDS in the Philadelphia area, presented an event titled...
Overbrook Educational Center is one of 53 Philadelphia schools that opened for hybrid learning this week after being shuttered for nearly a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
That means Amanda Miller...
Hopeful thinking for the USciences merger
Last week, St. Joe’s held its biannual Career Fair. At the fair, students had the opportunity to interact with representatives from companies that choose to...
The Center for Addiction and Recovery Education (CARE) received a $1.2 million grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Health to educate and train the state’s first responders in the fight against...
On Aug. 30, students, faculty, staff and supporters from the Lower Merion and Overbrook school districts marched from Cynwyd Station Park in Bala Cynwyd to Tustin Playground in Overbrook in order to protest...
St. Joe’s has partnered with Global Philadelphia Association (GPA) to install a public art mural on campus to bring awareness to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal No. 4: Quality Education.
The...
The Hawk has composed a list of educational books, documentaries and podcasts for members of the St. Joe’s community to use to enable them to be actively anti-racist. The Hawk holds that showing support...
Malicka Barro, an incoming St. Joe’s graduate student in the Health Administration Program, started her nonprofit, Backpack Girls Nation, in 2018 to empower and promote education among Ivorian women...
The myth of Planned Parenthood and black genocide
This summer I had the pleasure of canvassing for Planned Parenthood in Philadelphia. During that time, I was often told by my fellow black folk...
The Day of Dialogue, an event intended to promote conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion, took place on St. Joe’s campus Feb. 20.
The day included 19 different sessions spanning from 12:30...
Shawnee Daniels-Sykes, Ph.D., spoke to St. Joe’s faculty and students during the Day of Learning on Catholic Social Teaching and Racism on Sept. 26.
Daniels-Sykes, an associate professor of theology...
