‘Black Catholics’ course reveals great need for discourse Time is running out for African-American Catholicism, a popular course in the department of sociology, taught by Tia Pratt, Ph.D., a visiting...

St. Joe’s archives not reaching fullest potential Located on the third floor of the Post Learning Commons, the Saint Joseph’s University Archives occupies the least-populated area of the typically...

Universities continue to acknowledge their connections to slavery When Columbia University launched a website in late January detailing its history with slavery, it joined a growing number of universities...

Hope and the possibility of solidarity It was an overcast, bitter cold day, seemingly similar to others in January, but with one essential difference. Thousands of people were gathered on the Benjamin...

Taking a closer look at St. Joe's Clery Act sexual assault statistics According to the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN), 23.1 percent of female college students and 5.4 percent of male...

Leaving behind the familiar for a new faith experience I was raised Catholic. I’ve attended Catholic school my entire life—a grand total of 17 years following my graduation this coming May. However,...

St. Joe’s hosts panel on Jesuit slaveholding A panel held on Oct. 18 titled, “Living with the Sins of the Past: Perspectives of Jesuit Slaveholding,” discussed Maryland Province Jesuits’ public...

Green Day brings  ‘Revolution Radio’ tour to the Tower Theater Green Day’s return to Philly kicked off as un-glamorously as possible for the thousands of fans who descended upon Upper Darby’s...