The University Student Senate unanimously passed Green Fund’s Resolution 005 on April 5, which focuses on environmental sustainability at St. Joe’s and calls for the establishment of an office dedicated...
About 10 students and faculty members and three facilitators gathered March 20 for a small group discussion about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
The discussion was part of a program...
I often find myself scrolling through the Grubhub app, despite having an entire cabinet stocked with food. As the essays and assignments start to pile up, the urge to give up on cooking and pick up Wendy’s...
Sara Melley ’23, M.A.’24 was appointed assistant director of Faith-Justice Institute at the end of last semester. Melley graduated from St. Joe’s with bachelor’s degrees in political science and...
As of January 2024, the U.S. Department of Education’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will not be received by schools until March. FAFSA’s Simplification and FUTURE Acts, passed...
Students gathered at Sweeney Field for the 9th annual Out of the Darkness Walk Nov. 12 to raise awareness about mental health.
The event was first organized in 2015 to honor a member of the St. Joe’s...
Working out has never been my thing. No matter what gym or home exercise routine has been advertised to me, I’ve never had an interest.
But when I saw that Launchpad Fitness, a gym located in the...
In June, Richard Levy M.Ed. ’20, Ed.D. ’24, was appointed director of clinical experiences and partnerships. The Hawk sat down with Levy to learn more about his new role.
Richard Levy M.Ed. ’20,...
Almost three weeks after St. Joe’s launched its new transportation tracking application, TripShot, about 518 users have downloaded the app to check shuttle schedules and see where shuttles and on-demand...
Leaders of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy (PCP) at Hawk Hill hope their new club will help unify pharmacy students who are now spread across the Hawk Hill and University City campuses.
Students in...
The history department hosted a student research presentation, “Ideology, Identity, and Memory in American History: A Panel Discussion” April 12 in Bellarmine Hall.
Organized by Melissa Chakars,...
