Key buildings on the University City campus are likely to be vacated by the end of summer 2025, according to an email to the university community. The closures of McNeil Science and Technology Center...

Sarah Mele ’27 and Jacob Phelps ’28 were joint winners of the annual alma mater singing competition held during halftime at the men’s basketball game in Hagan Arena Feb. 22.  The singing competition,...

Living by himself in a second-floor South Philadelphia apartment in 2009, Tim Bennett knew he wanted to start composting. What Bennett didn’t know was how difficult composting would be in urban Philly. “I...

Low winter temperatures caused pipes to freeze, resulting in flooding in several buildings on the Hawk Hill and University City campuses. Merion Hall and Griffith Hall were flooded at the beginning...

This semester marks the end of the First Year Seminar at St. Joe’s.  The 33 sections of classes with course number 150 being taught this semester, with topics including Sex, Drug & Rock n Roll...

For years, Philadelphia has held a sanctuary city status, meaning local law enforcement does not work with federal agents to enforce immigration policies. Since becoming a sanctuary city in 2016, Philadelphia...

Starting this semester, St. Joe’s faculty are expected to include a statement on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in their course syllabi, according to a Dec. 4 email to faculty from the Office...

From a young age, Fredy Abboud ’26 was drawn to the union of science and humanity. “I’ve always been interested in the complexity of the human body, of the physiology and everything of that...

Anthony Abraham Jack, Ph.D., led a discussion about his new book, “Class Dismissed: When Colleges Ignore Inequality and Students Pay the Price,” in Cardinal Foley Center Feb. 6. The event was co-sponsored...

Theresa McFalls, the Kinney Center’s newest executive director, is six months into a role that she has, in many ways, been preparing for since 2011.  McFalls, Ed.D. ’25, joined the Kinney Center...