St. Joe's mobile app goes live
Saint Joseph’s University has officially gone mobile, unveiling a new app for students, faculty and staff to download.
SJU Mobile, which was facilitated by the Office...
New gowns, no tents among the most significant changes
The 2016 Commencement ceremony saw a major change: The timing of the undergraduate and graduate ceremonies were switched, meaning that the undergraduate...
St. Joe's Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations issues statement of solidarity
The string of vandalism and threats targeting Jewish institutions across the country has now reached Philadelphia.
Over...
Event compares biblical story to current struggles
Black History Month programming at Saint Joseph’s University continued on Feb. 15 with a lecture from Nyasha Junior, Ph.D., assistant professor of...
St. Joe’s hosts more events following postponed Read-In
This February at Saint Joseph’s University, students and faculty are celebrating Black History Month with movie screenings, speakers, historical...
Dear Editors,
I am writing in response to an opinion by Angelo Pizza, “Manipulation of the Masses: Commander in Chief Victim of Media Attacks” published in the Feb. 1 issue of The Hawk. The writer...
Movie screening explores convergence of gender, sexuality, and race
While the Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) of Saint Joseph’s University has consistently promoted women’s interests, the...
Ice skating event takes place after being postponed
For the first winter in over four years, an ice rink was set up at Saint Joseph’s University for students to enjoy.
Though it was rained out on...
10th annual My Big Fat Greek Food Festival held at St. Joe’s
The smell of gyros and baklava filled the chilly morning air and traditional Greek instrumental music rose above the chatter of students...
Students share perspectives on contentious election
Donald Trump accepted the position of president-elect of the United States around 3 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 9. By the time Saint Joseph’s University...
The Catholic vote: Influential or insignificant?
Lara Miller, ’17, is facing a major dilemma in the upcoming presidential election.
“I always say that as a Catholic, I feel politically homeless,”...
On Wednesday, Oct. 12, a 17-year-old male was arrested in connection with the armed invasion of the home of six Saint Joseph’s University students. The suspect has been charged with robbery and kidnapping.
The...
