The Black Student Union (BSU) at University City hosted a beach cookout event on the quad at the UCity campus Oct. 3 where students could share food, participate in games and listen to music.
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“I think that Divine 9 Greek life is a really important part of Black culture and Black college culture, so I think it’s kind of imperative and just really, really important for our students to have...
St. Joe’s Black Student Union (BSU) hosted its third annual gala April 20 in Cardinal Foley Center. With a theme of Black Hollywood, the event drew approximately 80 attendees donned in their most glamorous...
The Black Student Union (BSU) partnered with the SJU Writing Center and Sigma Tau Delta, the international English honor society, to host the second annual Slam Poetry Night in the Center for Inclusion...
The Black Student Union (BSU) hosted a game night Oct. 12 in The Perch to build community and encourage students to interact outside their typical classroom setting.
Donavin Gomez ’24, BSU secretary,...
The Black Student Union (BSU) hosted Spades Night on Feb. 4 in Doyle Banquet Hall South, where St. Joe’s students were welcomed to gather and learn how to play the card game. About 20 students attended...
Multiple sections of the university’s new one-credit diversity course, Inequality in American Society (INT 151), are at risk of getting canceled for the spring 2022 semester due to under enrollment.
As...
Members of five of the Divine Nine city-wide chapters introduced their organizations at the Black Student Union’s (BSU) annual Meet the Greeks event held in the Perch on Oct. 8.
The Divine Nine consists...
After a year of adapting programs and meetings to comply with COVID-19 regulations, student organizations are now allowed to host in-person gatherings and events.
According to an Aug. 23 university...
With St. Joe’s students isolated to abide by COVID-19 protocols, chances to connect with fellow students are limited. Each week, The Hawk will offer conversations with various student leaders to help...
Students lined up on chalk marks, six feet apart, in front of four food trucks stationed in the various parking lots at the Wolfington Welcome Center, as they waited to taste Vietnamese, Indian, Mexican...
Within the past month, two racial bias incidents directed at Public Safety officers have been reported.
According to an email from University President Mark C. Reed, Ed.D., a small group of male students...
