How imagery falls short in celebrating black history
There have been two notable instances of companies missing the mark in attempting to celebrate Black History Month. The first came when Barnes &...
A panel discussion sponsored by the Faith-Justice Institute on Feb. 5 focused on the need for the Catholic Church to better respond to the disproportionate impact of the criminal justice system on...
A reflection on being a first gen student
Before I came to St. Joe’s, my parents would occasionally mention the idea of college to me when I was in high school, but I always naively assumed it was too...
Learning the art of time management as a senior
Being a commuter at St. Joe’s has felt like being in constant motion. I’m always either going somewhere or getting ready to go somewhere. Oftentimes,...
Sharing resources with the campus community
Five graduate students held the first Swap Day in The Perch on April 11, allowing members of the St. Joe’s community to bring household items they...
Panel challenges racial misconceptions
The Middle Ages, a period roughly from 500 to 1500 C.E., was a racially and culturally diverse time, according to several scholars and experts who spoke at the event...
Faculty presentation addresses race curriculum
As part of university efforts to help faculty create conversations about race in St. Joe’s classrooms, Ann Green Ph.D., professor of English, presented...
