In the five years since St. Joe’s began offering gender-inclusive housing, interest has steadily increased. For some students, however, the option has often fallen short of their needs.
Louie Collins...
Anne Gutherman ’24 is the epitome of ambition.
A double major in studio art and English, Gutherman is a prolific storyteller through both her writing and artwork.
Gutherman’s series of illustrations,...
For possibly the first time in 10 years, a pair of raptors (but not hawks!) seem to be setting up a home on Hawk Hill. High up on the bell tower at Barbelin Hall, two peregrine falcons, which I have affectionately...
Nearly every stairwell in Mandeville Hall has at least one job posting for a company named “Vector Marketing,” complete with a scannable QR code and tearaway slips. Vector Marketing is a subset of...
Steve Moelter, Ph.D., is an associate professor of psychology and co-director of the Neuroscience Program. Born and raised in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Moelter started skateboarding at age 12. From then...
A marketing sponsorship agreement launched at the end of 2023 makes Presidential City Apartments the official off-campus housing partner of SJU Athletics.The four-building complex is located at...
St. Joe’s posted an announcement Feb. 12 notifying students on Hawk Hill that all cars parked on Cardinal Avenue must be moved by 6 a.m. Feb. 13 or they would be courtesy towed due to nearby subsurface...
I love to try new foods but as a college student, I don’t have award-winning restaurant money. So, late last semester, I embarked on a mission to find some great meals for a reasonable price amidst...
Marcos Tlacopilco is the kind of person I hoped to meet during my first excursion to Philadelphia’s famous Italian Market: an immigrant, a restaurant employee who worked his way up to owner and a colorful...
