It’s official: The most contentious and bitterly contested election of our lifetimes has come to a merciful end. For supporters of Donald Trump, the newly-elected 47th president of the United States,...

In the year since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attacks on Israel — which ignited a conflict between Israel and Hamas in occupied Palestinian territories — the conflict has been extensively debated and analyzed...

Amid the plethora of new and exciting updates to the Hawk Hill campus’ infrastructure, including the recent reopening of O’Pake Fitness & Recreation Center and the upcoming unveiling of Post Crossing...

As anyone who watched the presidential debate this past week can attest, there is a litany of hot-button issues animating the passions of voters this election season. Hearing the two candidates spar over...

The Class of 2028 is beginning their college experience at a university and in a nation both at an inflection point. With 1,395 students, according to data provided by the university, the Class of 2028...

As reported in The Hawk in this week’s issue in “City Avenue shooting raises concern for university safety alert response time,” on April 14, around 10:45 p.m., a man was shot on City Avenue just...

As noted in this week’s issue of The Hawk, “Language department battles declining student numbers,” there has been a noticeable decline in the language department at St Joe’s, with fewer chances...

After learning their Kensington storefront’s lease would not be renewed, Savage Sisters Recovery, a harm reduction treatment site for individuals struggling with substance abuse, is facing a significant...

As we approach one year since St. Joe’s false shooter alert on the Hawk Hill campus March 30, 2023, we reflect on the “gap in our protocol” that Ross Radish, JD, vice president of Student Life and...

On March 16, St. Joe’s Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) celebrated its 10th annual Professional Development Day, a day-long event dedicated to fostering professional development and growth as prospective...

As The Hawk reported this week in “Students disrupt Day of Dialogue webinar with disrespectful comments,” we are extremely disheartened by the behavior of some student attendees at the university’s...

The Feb. 4 Hawkmates Mass brought to light a lack in St. Joe’s efforts to be more inclusive and welcoming towards the LGBTQIA+ community. One of the blessings for the attending couples used exclusive...