The Center for Diversity and Inclusion held a screening of the film “Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror” and a discussion exploring racism in the horror film genre, and the history of Black Americans...
Dear Editor,
I’m writing this letter to address St. Joe’s lack of attention toward their root in slavery.
Recently, the Inquirer published a piece titled “Indebted,” written by Zoe...
What is Juneteenth? (June + nineteenth)
Juneteenth, which stands for June Nineteenth, is a commemoration of an announcement made on June 19, 1865, by Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger informing enslaved...
Addressing the stigma around nutrition assistance programs
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is a social safety net program that “provides nutrition benefits to supplement the food...
Experiences as an Asian American woman
During my first semester at St. Joe’s, I asked my roommate, “When you were looking for a roommate, did it matter to you that I’m Asian?”
“No, why would...
How the media can ruin lives
Even if you could not care less about the British royal family, you have probably heard about Meghan Markle’s and Prince Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The two...
Accountability culture’s toll on the franchise
For a couple years now, my guilty pleasure has been watching “The Bachelor” or “The Bachelorette” every Monday night. Since becoming a part of “Bachelor...
Anti-Asian hate incidents escalating across the U.S.
“Please be careful when you go out, there have been attacks on Asian Americans lately,” my mom said to me during my phone call with her on Monday,...
This is only the beginning
After a taxing week of incessantly watching the electoral map reach 270, many of us received the outcome we were expecting. Joe Biden pulled through on Saturday, Nov. 7, an announcement...
To our readers:
Election Day is over. When we went to press, the results of the presidential election were still unknown. Votes are still being counted. From where we write now, the future is uncertain....
Two days after the Oct. 26 killing of Walter Wallace Jr. by Philadelphia police while Wallace was experiencing a mental health crisis, a group of St. Joe’s students and faculty organized a gathering...
