Most children ask for a new bike, toys, a coloring book or, now, the latest iPhone for their 10th birthday. Not me. I asked my parents to buy me five mystery ingredients and set up a two-hour timer so...
Born into a Cuban and Salvadoran immigrant family in Miami, Manuela Guillén is a freelance painter, muralist and digital illustrator residing in Philadelphia. In 2022, Guillén received her M.A. from...
In 1978, the first known Women’s History Week was celebrated in Sonoma County, California. Nine years later, in 1987, the United States Congress declared March Women’s History Month in an effort to...
Ron Tarver’s love and passion for photography started as a child and has blossomed into a successful career that has earned him a shared 2012 Pulitzer Prize win for a series where he focused on school...
Back in 1974, Dorothea Gamble dreamed of one day opening her very own boutique. In 2018, that dream became a reality alongside her business partner, Dagmar Mitchell.
Gamble spent most of her early...
It is the season of love, and what better way to kick start those mushy “I love you” feelings than to make a playlist full of your favorite love songs? Here are five sweet symphonies from The Hawk...
Let’s be honest, the big game is not always just about the big game. While a lot of people will be tuning in for the love of football, some will choose to chime in because of their love of music and...
At least a hundred family, friends and community members gathered in the Chapel of St. Joe’s Jan. 26 to remember and honor the life of Charisse McGill ’21 MBA.
McGill, who died unexpectedly at...
Jim MacMillan, founder and director of the Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting and assistant director of the Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting at Temple University, will have his...
“Firekeeper's Daughter” by Angeline Boulley
“Firekeeper’s Daughter,” the debut work of Chippewa author Angeline Boulley, tells the story of Daunis Fontaine, a half-white, half-native 18-year-old...
