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...
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,...
When senior Kate Larroder was promoted last summer to editor-in-chief of The Columbia Chronicle — the independent student publication of Columbia College Chicago — she faced a challenge many of her...
Ashley Jackson ’18 knows the legal hurdles to citizenship all too well. The daughter of Jamaican immigrants, she watched her parents fight for their citizenship for 20 years, set back by immigration...
When Amber Abbas, Ph.D., was in graduate school at the University of Texas at Austin teaching a course on South Asian migration to the U.S., she designed a lesson plan about recording oral histories of...
About 100 people gathered outside the Philadelphia Field Office of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Nov. 13 for a public witness event in support of immigrant and migrant communities.
The event...
On Saturday mornings at the intersection of Montgomery Avenue and Meeting House Lane, passing drivers break the quiet with a chorus of honking horns in support of a silent vigil advocating for just and...
