In 2009, St. Joe’s invited the community to an event to announce the future opening of the Kinney Center for Autism Education and Support.
A formal invitation, sent by then-President Timothy Lannon,...
Students at St. Joe’s are taking a stand in the fight against cancer in their community and beyond, with the fall semester marking the beginning of St. Joe’s Hawk Hill chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma...
Milton O’Brien ’25, an international business and marketing double major, is president of the University Student Senate. Originally from El Salvador, O’Brien first developed a passion for service,...
Kiley O'Brien, Assistant Features Editor
• September 11, 2024
Sofia Fuentes ’26 found a large community of Puerto Rican students on campus like herself, but realized there was no campus association dedicated to their heritage. As a result, she took initiative herself...
Students and faculty gathered March 26 for a dialogue about the impact of ChatGPT on workplaces and the university’s own learning.Titled “Chat GPT, Gen Z, and the University,” the talk was sponsored...
In the year since a false report of an active shooter terrified members of the St. Joe’s community, university officials said they have begun to take steps to improve the university’s emergency protocols.
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An Ad Hoc Committee that was formed to move a “Living Indigenous Land Acknowledgement” mandate through university governance met March 12 to discuss the mandate and prepare it for submission to Faculty...
The Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) held its 10th annual Professional Development Day March 16 in Doyle Banquet Halls North and South. Approximately 55 students spent the day listening to presentations...
Representatives from St. Joe’s updated members of the Spruce Hill Community Association (SHCA) about plans for the University City campus at the SHCA’s Feb. 13 monthly meeting.The 24-acre UCity campus...
