It was an eventful week for St. Joe’s men’s soccer as senior midfielder Matteo Mazzotta, redshirt junior goalkeeper Cooper Jennings and fifth-year defender Kobe Perlaza swept weekly Atlantic-10 and...

About 25 students gathered Oct. 2 in Griffith Hall on the University City campus to discuss concerns over the recent sale of 15 UCity properties that were announced Sept. 12.  Carly Robinson ’26,...

St. Joe’s issued a Hawk Hill campus lockdown alert at 11:35 a.m. Oct. 3, after the Philadelphia Police Department informed the Office of Public Safety and Security of an armed robbery near the Hawk Hill...

The Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting brought together journalists, gun violence survivors, public health professionals and advocates for a conference Oct. 2-3 in Center City, Philadelphia,...

Located alongside rowhomes and businesses in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Mother of Mercy House may pass for an ordinary red brick building. But to community members battling life-threatening...

This year, St. Joe’s formally recognized National Hazing Prevention Week, with Michael Busch, assistant director of the Community Standards, spearheading the initiative alongside St. Joe’s own anti-hazing...

For nearly 100 years, Barbelin/Lonergan Hall’s gothic tower has perched atop Hawk Hill as a symbol of St. Joe’s. Now wrapped in scaffolding, Barbelin — affectionately known as “Barb” —  is...

Few people have been as involved as Michael Coard in the struggle to bring light to the history of slavery at the nation’s first executive mansion. Coard, a criminal defense attorney from Philadelphia,...

For the first time since 2020, more than 50 million people are running and jogging, according to a 2025 report from the Sports and Fitness Industry Association. People are running everywhere — in...

When entering Suya Suya West African Grill, customers are greeted with Nigerian music and the smell of blended spices traditionally found in West Africa.  Suya is a type of grilled meat that is primarily...