A policy change regarding which commencement ceremony secondary education majors must participate in has been reversed.
Secondary education majors will now be able to choose between walking with the...
When Inda Bard Hennessy ’28 opened St. Joe’s Handshake in January and saw a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement job posting for a criminal investigator position, she knew she needed to act.
Upset...
Caps are ordered and gowns are pressed, but for some members of St. Joe’s Class of 2026, a job offer is still not in the picture.
It’s not a result of “senioritis” or a lack of effort. The...
When Reenie Heary was on her way to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in 2016, she had to take several detours due to a 5K for a local school taking place in the streets of her neighborhood.
Heary, who...
A staff transition in the Office of Student Success is raising questions about how the university will maintain support for commuter students.
Nancy Komada, Ph.D., who served as director of student...
A long, long time ago — 55 years, to be exact — an American folk rock singer performed at St. Joe’s what would go on to be one of the most famous songs in the U.S.: “American Pie.”
On March...
Fifty-six years ago, about 30,000 people gathered in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park for the first Earth Day rally April 22, 1970 — one of thousands across the U.S.
In the post-war decades leading...
St. Joe’s department of political science, department of theology and religious studies and department of history hosted a panel on the current war against Iran in the President’s Lounge in Campion...
With a month left of the season, St. Joe’s baseball is looking to keep up their momentum and finish strong.
The team is currently ranked #1 in Atlantic 10 standings, with an impressive 16-2 conference...
For years, Hawk Hosts saying “happy birthday” to one another mid-tour — even when it wasn’t their birthday — was an inside joke. Now, they risk potential consequences if they continue.
The...
When Gabrielle Stevenson ’21 came back to St. Joe’s for a faculty position in the fall 2024 semester, she wanted to work with students and give back in a meaningful way.
Stevenson, who held many...
For Sage Olnick, social justice is a calling that influences every facet of her life.
In addition to working as a student success coach at St. Joe’s Lancaster campus, Olnick is a registered nurse,...
