What happened to Daunte Wright?
On April 11 in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, police officers pulled over 20-year-old Daunte Wright for driving with expired registration tags and having an air freshener...
The university released updated information detailing plans for this year’s in-person commencement ceremony for the Class of 2021.
The updated information, as it appeared on April 9, can be found under...
The end of a pandemic sparks the return of an epidemic
After living through a yearlong pandemic which has taken the lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans, millions of people are getting vaccinated...
Patrick Byrne ’23 died Feb. 22 at age 19 after a battle with cancer.
Known to his friends and family as Pat, Byrne attended Springfield High School in Springfield, Pennsylvania. At St. Joe’s, Byrne...
Certain St. Joe’s students are now qualified to receive help buying food using funds from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) due to a temporary extension of eligibility requirements...
Eliminated and restricted seating in St. Joe’s dining halls and eating areas at the start of the 2021 semester are the result of new dining regulations in the City of Philadelphia that went into effect...
Election officials have determined that presidential nominee Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris are the president-elect and vice president-elect of the U.S.
They won 75,629,199 of the popular vote and 290...
Organ donation can save lives
When I got my driver’s license at 17, I never considered how checking the “yes” box to be an organ donor would affect me. Eight months later, that “yes” became a...
Bronagh Douglas ’21 planned to travel the world through the Semester at Sea (SAS) program for her spring 2020 semester, but the program was cut short because of the coronavirus. While SAS typically stops...
Some St. Joe’s students studying abroad for the spring 2020 semester are returning to the U.S. as a result of the global spread of the novel coronavirus from China.
The 21 St. Joe’s students in...
Cheryl McConnell, Ph.D., provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at St. Joe’s, was the first speaker in the 100-Second Lecture Series held in the atrium of the Francis A. Drexel Library on Feb....
At least four Philadelphia-area colleges and universities have decided to cancel spring 2020 study abroad programs to China because of the outbreak of the novel coronavirus from China. St. Joe’s has...
