All Jesuit priests were evacuated from Manresa Hall, the Jesuit infirmary adjacent to St. Joe’s campus, last week due to the spread of COVID-19 within the residence. One of the priests has since died...
As the coronavirus strains the healthcare system in the U.S., Kevin Wildes, Ph.D., S.J., professor of philosophy, a bioethicist, said many ethical dilemmas will arise.
"Who will get a ventilator? Who...
Nurses, doctors and other medical workers on the front lines fighting the coronavirus pandemic are facing a serious shortage of crucial protective gear. Ethan Grugan ’20 and his mother are stepping up...
Federal, state and local governments have taken drastic measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. Our Editor-in-Chief, Luke Malanga '20, captured scenes around the Philadelphia area, and on campus showing...
As coronavirus is increasingly impacting the U.S. and pushing colleges and business online, companies are offering free access to services. This page will provide an updated list of available resources...
In an email to faculty on March 10, Cheryl McConnell, Ph.D., provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, announced that St. Joe’s will hold two days of virtual classes to test online readiness in...
St. Joe’s received the 2020 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification endorsement recognizing the university’s “commitment to public purpose.” The university first received the recognition...
Construction is well underway for the Arrupe Jesuit Community, the new Jesuit residence on Lapsley Lane. Jesuits on campus hope the new space will be a central point for the working Jesuits of Philadelphia and...
“Shaggs” to leave St. Joe’s after seven years as head coach
After leading the St. Joe’s rugby team to two National Championship appearances and eight conference championships, Daniel Yarusso...
On the typically quiet 2400 block of North 54th Street, a 24-year-old man was fatally shot at around 1 p.m. on Jan. 12. The homicide occurred near St. Joe’s campus on a block where many long-time...
The Institute of Clinical Bioethics (ICB) announced the creation of the Center for Addiction and Recovery Education (CARE) on Nov. 12.
Stephen Forzato will be the first director of the newly established...
Thought leaders from across the city gathered on Nov. 14 to discuss how Philadelphia can build a better future as part of Philadelphia Magazine’s ThinkFest 2019.
St. Joe’s was a sponsor of the event,...
