Nearly a hundred family, friends and community members came together to honor the life of Mairéad McInerney McAteer ’06 in the Chapel of Saint Joseph April 21.
McInerney McAteer passed away...
When David Jackson Ambrose, M.A. ’15 graduated from St. Joe’s Writing Studies Program after already having a career in social work, he had no idea what lay ahead.
He didn’t expect this future:...
About 30 members of the class of 1974 gathered in Hagan Arena Feb. 10 for their 50th class reunion. These alumni will be inducted into the Golden Hawks in September, which celebrates St. Joe’s alumni...
When Hannah Lobley ’19, M.S. ’21 and Joe Moore ’20, M.S. ’22 stepped onto campus during their first years at St. Joe’s, they had no idea they’d also be finding their future spouses.
Lobley...
Olympians aren’t always the big-name athletes we know. Sometimes, they’re people in your own backyard.
Elaine Estes, a high school Spanish teacher in the School District of Philadelphia, is proof...
Bradford Pearson ’06 returned to St. Joe’s Hawk Hill campus on Nov. 18 to read from and discuss his book, “The Eagles of Heart Mountain: A True Story of Football, Incarceration, and Resistance in...
Like the start of any new season, there comes an adjustment period for the incoming first-years. Whether it’s balancing classes along with practices and workouts, bonding with teammates or getting familiar...
As a competitor in the National Ninja League, Megan Johnson ’15 has been invited to participate on the show “American Ninja Warrior” three times, with her first attempt at the 2018 Philadelphia City...
A sign inside The Angelo Pizza, an up-and-coming restaurant in the 200 block of Market Street in Philadelphia, reads, “The guy’s name is Angelo Pizza.”
Angelo Pizza ’18 opened the Old City restaurant...
April Burks ’09, founder of The Pink Lapel, a small accessory business, is making and donating masks to hospitals, essential workers and families in need in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
“I...
Not only was Avery Marz ’18 one of the newest members of the St. Joe’s athletic department, and a student athlete on Hawk Hill less than a year ago, but she also has experience with multimedia storytelling,...
Phil Martelli’s nerves got the of best him on a hot day in July 1995. He needed to relax and reflect. So, he drove west on Interstate 76, the same highway that now has a billboard reading “Thank You...
