I've only been a senior for a couple of weeks, but some-times when I walk around on campus, I feel like a freshman all over again. For me, the fall of freshman year was all about meeting new people and...

Shortly after the St. Joe’s women’s lacrosse team won 19-7 over La Salle University at home on April 14, the Hawks began a Senior Day tribute, honoring all senior Hawk players on the team. Senior attacks...

Mike Rastivo breaks lacrosse program record in career goals Graduate student Mike Rastivo, standout attack-mid for the St. Joe’s men’s lacrosse team, has made an impact on the program since his freshman...

Lauren Reilly looks to lead softball to success Despite the struggles the women’s softball team has faced this season, there are plenty of silver linings to be found. Senior utility player Lauren Reilly...

Tyler Sokolis on his senior golf season Senior Tyler Sokolis,  a co-captain of the St. Joe’s golf team always displays his gifts as a golfer and a man of pure class on the course. Whether participating...

Track star Steve Thompson on discipline, investment and passion Senior track and field star Steve Thompson is gearing up for his fourth year running for St. Joe’s, but he didn’t start out in the sport. Thompson...

Men’s basketball forward on scoring, A-10 and the future Before practice, senior basketball player James Demery can be found shooting around. As his teammates arrive and start to joke around, he remains...

Overcoming senior graduation anxiety As graduation draws closer for the St. Joe's Class of 2018, many seniors are thinking about job applications, graduate school or how to answer questions from others...

Suggestions from an alum at VisitPhilly.com In college, we sometimes halt our busy day-to-day schedules and ponder just how fleeting it all is. Whether we want to come to terms with it or not, our time...

Making the most of one’s time on Hawk Hill I started writing this column last year because I love school and everything about it. I love going to class, learning new things, meeting different people,...

Danielle Zabielski, '17, on painting nude portraits In a former fraternity house on Woodbine Avenue resides Danielle Zabielski, ’17, who has made an art den out of her small turquoise bedroom. Canvases...

A soon-to-be graduate's reflection I’ve been staring at this page for a little while now, because up until the second my fingers started typing, I had planned on sticking to the outline and writing this...