Christine Nasife ’22 fears for her mother’s safety.
Nasife’s mother was born and raised in China and later immigrated to the U.S. Now, with the increase in anti-Asian hate crimes across the country...
Anti-Semitic graffiti was found in the second floor men’s bathroom of Barbelin Hall on Feb. 3.
A St. Joe’s faculty member notified The Office of Public Safety & Security, according to Arthur Grover,...
Jordon Constantino ’22, who identifies as transgender, now has a student ID that matches his preferred name after two years of being identified by a name that no longer belonged to him.
“My Hawk Card...
Christian Peeney ’22 stood by himself at the altar singing a hymn with his mask on, during the 6:30 p.m. Mass in the Chapel of Saint Joseph. About 40 other students were encouraged to “sing silently...
The 51st annual Pride Month was commemorated amidst the coronavirus pandemic and a national and international uprising against anti-Black racism and police brutality sparked by the killing of George Floyd....
Maggie McNamara ’21 planned on working at a paid internship with a marketing firm and making extra money as a swim coach this summer. Both jobs would allow her to pay her lease for her off-campus housing...
Kay Cosgrove, Ph.D., professor of English, is currently adjusting her three sections of English 102 to online instruction, virtually advising three graduate students on their theses for the masters program...
Mung Yun, an international student from China, is returning home due to her fear of a “loss of control in America” over the outbreak of the coronavirus in the U.S.
“I think most Americans don’t...
St. Joe’s will continue virtual teaching for the remainder of the spring 2020 semester, according to an announcement from University President Mark C. Reed sent to the university on March 18.
Virtual...
Department chairs in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) were told in a meeting late last month that funding for the Summer Scholars Program would be “seriously diminished” this year due to “austerity.”
The...
In a religious bias incident reported to the Office of Community Standards, a St. Joe’s student was presented the option to use a “restorative justice approach” in the resolution of the incident....
