Back in high school, I was assigned to write about the history of a topic of my choosing, based on a book I had recently finished in English class: “A History of the World in 6 Glasses” by Tom Standage....
As I write my final column for The Hawk, I’m flooded with both gratitude and grief in equal measure — gratitude for the work that brought me purpose and fulfillment and for the people who made me better....
When I first arrived in Vienna, Austria, to study abroad, I began to immerse myself in the experiences the city had to offer. The one thing that became immediately striking was the dizzying yet extraordinary...
The United States, Mexico and Canada will be hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer. After backlash for high prices, FIFA reduced the price of some tickets to $60. But for fans who couldn’t secure...
Most St. Joe’s students first stepped onto campus with shiny expectations for their lives after graduation: Earn your degree and start working to build your future. Yet, for graduates of the Class of...
Next week, my nights will no longer consist of copyediting stories or quoting audio transcripts. I’ll turn in my key to the newsroom, tuck away my last print issue in my portfolio book and clean off...
As droughts deepen and aquifers collapse, desalination has become the water solution everyone wants to believe in. The global desalination technologies market is projected to reach $59.34 billion by 2034,...
I believe there is sufficient evidence to posit the existence of a creator of the universe. A popular argument is one for intelligent design, which argues if all we see around us that is complex is made...
The war in Iran has been gaining a lot of attention these days, whether it is because you are someone who likes to keep yourself informed of political conflicts around the world or you learned about it...
After serving 16 years as Hungary’s Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán was defeated by former ally Péter Magyar in the country’s general election April 12. Voter turnout was recorded at more than 77%,...
On Nov. 2, 1859, abolitionist John Brown was on trial for murder and treason against the Commonwealth of Virginia and an attempt to incite a slave insurrection. When asked if there was any reason the sentence...
For many college students today, buying a home isn’t a goal — it’s a fantasy. The modern housing market is structurally unfair, pushing homeownership further out of reach for young people through...
