To prepare for fall 2021 registration, Alex Wilkes ’22, a marketing and business analytics double major, created spreadsheets with first choices, as well as back-up schedules.
“I always say picking...
Some St. Joe’s students have started receiving COVID-19 vaccines, both in the Philadelphia metropolitan area and in their hometowns.
Many college students in Pennsylvania are currently ineligible...
March marks the celebration of Women’s History Month. To commemorate the month, The Hawk has compiled a list of organizations to support that uplift women.
The Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness:...
The School District of Philadelphia announced on March 1 that pre-K through second grade students will return to the classroom on March 8, after nearly a year of virtual classes.
Philadelphia Mayor...
St. Joe’s announced on Feb. 10 that the administration signed a letter of intent to evaluate merging with University of the Sciences, adding to a growing list of universities across the U.S. who are...
As new and more contagious variants of COVID-19 emerge, some members of the St. Joe’s community are double-masking while on campus.
A Feb. 1 university announcement advised students to consider double-masking...
St. Joe’s implemented mandatory pre-arrival COVID-19 testing for all residential students, as well as on-site entry testing for all undergraduate students. The university is conducting testing in partnership...
Who are you in contact with during isolation or quarantine?
Whether you are quarantining or isolating on or off campus, the first two people students will hear from are their contact tracer and their...
For Kyra Kopacz ’22, books and supplies cost between $300 and $500 depending on the semester, leaving her to decide between textbooks and necessities with this semester costing close to $500.
“On...
Who is Amy Coney Barrett?
On Sept. 26, U.S. President Donald Trump named Judge Amy Coney Barrett as his third nominee during this term for the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). Barrett would...
