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Toby Tales: Lunar New Year

Toby Tales: Lunar New Year

Vivian Eng February 2, 2022

Lunar New Year starts Feb. 1 and is based off of the lunar, or moon cycle, lasting for 15 days. It is celebrated in most East and Southeast Asian countries including China, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand,...

GRAPHIC: GABRIELLA GUZZARDO’23/THE HAWK

People of Hawk Hill: A few of my favorite things

Megan Piasecki November 9, 2021

Being from South Carolina, I have loved learning all about the “City of Brotherly Love,” but I will say I do miss my own hometown. Home to me is often filled with good food, friends and spending time...

People of Hawk Hill: Being LGBTQIA+ at SJU

People of Hawk Hill: Being LGBTQIA+ at SJU

Allie Miller October 26, 2021

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...

S.B. 8 deprives healthcare rights for women

S.B. 8 deprives healthcare rights for women

Sehar Macan-Markar September 15, 2021

How the Texas bill threatens women’s health and safety For almost five decades, the U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 has upheld women’s rights to have an abortion up until 24 weeks...

GRAPHIC: NATALIA PEREIRA ’24/ THE HAWK

9/11: a miracle amidst the chaos

Natalia Pereira September 14, 2021

Every time I tell someone I was born on Sept. 11, they gasp and say, “9/11/2001? Oh, I’m so sorry your birthday was on such a tragic day.”  The mood shifts as the person reflects on the devastation...

Immoral and Illogical: Trumps Deportation of Infected Migrants

Immoral and Illogical: Trump’s Deportation of Infected Migrants

Paul Koenig June 30, 2020

On my second trip to El Salvador through Campus Ministry’s Winter Immersion Program, one of the Salvadoran guides imparted to my group this very profound and deeply humanizing message: “It doesn’t...

COVID-19, the nightmare we cant wake up from

COVID-19, the nightmare we can’t wake up from

Taicha Morin April 13, 2020

The impacts of the coronavirus Sometimes I have nightmares where I’m running from someone or something is chasing me. Lately, those nightmares have been more amplified and include elements that I haven’t...

‘Blood on the leaves’

‘Blood on the leaves’

Hadassah Colbert February 11, 2020

Where the American justice system fails Lezley McSpadden, the mother of Michael Brown who was viciously murdered by a cowardly Ferguson, Missouri police officer in 2014, was on campus to discuss the Catholic...

The importance of saving

The importance of saving

Isis Gill-Reid February 11, 2020

A discussion on financial literacy We’ve made our way into the second month of the new decade. We’re all mostly in our 20s and frankly there’s no better time to start saving, investing and creating...

Underdogs, how the Hawks will defy preseason rankings

Underdogs, how the Hawks will defy preseason rankings

James McCloskey, Jr. October 29, 2019

We are young. We are inexperienced. We are not a bottom two team. With the NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball season opening on Nov. 5, the conference preseason rankings and predictions have been released...

NBA stars hypocritrical for lack of support for Hong Kong

NBA stars hypocritrical for lack of support for Hong Kong

Matt Mikesic October 29, 2019

Ever since Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey tweeted his support for the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, the National Basketball Association (NBA) has  been facing backlash from the Chinese...

Whats my name again?

What’s my name again?

Rose Weldon February 12, 2018

A case of mistaken identity On Jan. 30, one of my professors asked me to stay after class. As I often do in these situations, I began to internally panic throughout the period. My mind wandered, forgetting...

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