St. Joe's vaccination policy minimizing effect, not eliminating risk
St. Joe’s Student Health Center and the Philadelphia Department of Public Health have advised students on campus to take precautionary...
Seven St. Joe's students have been named semifinalists for fellowships with the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, making it the largest number of students to advance to the next phase.
Fulbright is...
Conference travel now funded
The university’s plan to fund student conference travel by converting its accrued frequent flyer miles into flight vouchers had a bumpy takeoff when the vouchers could not...
Cara Smith ’21 co-wrote this story
A panel-style dialogue surrounding the 40th Grand Jury Report about sexual abuse in the Catholic Church was held on Feb. 6 in Cardinal John P. Foley Campus Center....
Faculty Senate conducted a discussion about campus climate and what faculty can do to incorporate issues of diversity into the university’s curriculum during its meeting on Jan. 29.
Ron Dufresne, Ph.D.,...
Pedestrian safety and traffic-flow mechanisms were recently installed on City Avenue as part of an ongoing project to make the road safer.
The long-term project by the university is in conjunction with...
Susan Fenton, M.F.A, inspired students to "think outside the box"
Susan Fenton, M.F.A., associate professor of art, died on Nov. 23 of brain cancer at the age of 69.
A Philadelphia native who earned...
Sam Britt '20 and Cara Smith '21 co-wrote this story
A service was held Jan. 21 in the Chapel of St. Joseph to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. and discuss the racial divide in the U.S.
The event...
“How you guys feelin’ today? Good?” yelled a woman in printed leggings and a thick cotton headband to keep the flyaways from her ponytail out of her face.
The upbeat remix of a pop hit that had...
