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Editorial: The importance of language education (Apr. 17th)

The Hawk Staff April 17, 2024

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...

GRAPHIC: ALLIE MILLER ’24/THE HAWK

It’s not just ‘job training’

Sahr Karimu November 29, 2023
A degree shouldn't be a ticket to a higher salary
GRAPHIC: THE HAWK

Multiple Ceremonies Planned for 2024 Commencement

Vincent Kornacki October 4, 2023

When the class of 2024 graduates from St. Joe’s next year, they will do so in multiple ceremonies over two days, rather than a single undergraduate ceremony for all students, as has been the practice...

GRAPHIC: MINDY CHOI ’25/THE HAWK

The education system and dangers of book bans: “Finding the Balance” between safety and ignorance

Clare Yeatman September 27, 2023

The first time I remember crying over a book was when I read E.B White’s “Charlotte’s Web.” After connecting with these characters, I could not help but weep with Wilbur, the main character, when...

Students enjoy recess on a sunny winter day at Impala Crescent Primary school in Lenasia. PHOTO: ELISE WELSH '22

Pandemic exposes digital divide at elementary school

Katie Rosta August 19, 2022

Lenasia, South Africa — When schools shut down during the height of the pandemic in 2020, teachers at Impala Crescent Primary School, like many educators, had to quickly learn how to continue teaching...

Children will soon return from recess to a classroom in the main academic building at Livingstone Primary School. PHOTO: ELISE WELSH '22

School aims to fill gap for special needs students

Katie Rosta August 18, 2022

Durban, South Africa — A group of teachers huddled around a supply table filled with original art, 3D models and insect specimens in the Livingston Primary School library  Days before the winter...

Pranesh Jugganath (second from left), deputy principal of Avoca Secondary School, stands with teachers and students at the school, where he hopes to introduce peace education into the curriculum. PHOTO: KATIE ROSTA '22/THE HAWK

Deputy principal works toward peace education in Durban schools

Taryn Bellamy July 11, 2022

Durban, South Africa — For almost a year now, Pranesh Jugganath has been pondering what he can do to combat the violence and anger that derives from economic hardship, high youth unemployment rates...

Why Black history needs to be taught

Why Black history needs to be taught

The Hawk Staff February 15, 2022

We cannot embellish our past While February is a great time to celebrate Black history and achievements, it is important to remember that Black history is American history and should be thoroughly...

The workshop was held in the Center for Inclusion and Diversity in Campion Student Center. on Feb. 3. PHOTO: KELLY SHANNON '24/THE HAWK

Boundary setting workshop encourages self-care

Anna Kalafatis '22 February 8, 2022

One of the toughest words for many people to utter is “no.” No, I can’t do that for you. No, I can’t help with that. No, I’m not available then. But saying “no” is an important...

After moving to the front of the classroom, Matt Charleston ’22 found himself more engaged during his classes. PHOTO: KELLY SHANNON '24/THE HAWK

From the back of class to front-and-center; Student finds sitting in front of the class positively affects his learning

Matt Charleston January 26, 2022

For the majority of my academic career, I have sat in the back row of my classes where nobody can see me. I typically stay engaged in that post, but sometimes it’s challenging when I am so far away...

Pursuing a racially-just curriculum: INT 151 is critical in creating more inclusive community

Pursuing a racially-just curriculum: INT 151 is critical in creating more inclusive community

The Hawk Staff December 7, 2021

Inequality in American Society (INT 151), a first-year course that is geared primarily towards first-year students about matters related to race and equity, was first piloted last semester. First-year...

Students are struggling with mental health

Students are struggling with mental health

The Hawk Staff October 5, 2021

The challenges with returning to in-person learning   Since the pandemic started, there has been a decline in students’ mental health, with issues such as stress, anxiety and depression becoming...

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