Silvino Alexander ’22 was in Merion Hall when he first heard about a shooting near campus last week.
Alexander said he saw multiple news helicopters overhead on Oct. 26. Initially, he heard from friends...
Our role as part-time Philadelphia residents
The national rollout of COVID-19 vaccines has disproportionately benefited white Americans, despite Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) being disproportionately...
Following through on our Jesuit values
Beginning with the protests after George Floyd’s killing by police, we watched members of the St. Joe’s community fill social media with support for The Movement...
As the coronavirus strains the healthcare system in the U.S., Kevin Wildes, Ph.D., S.J., professor of philosophy, a bioethicist, said many ethical dilemmas will arise.
"Who will get a ventilator? Who...
The role of media coverage during tragedies
For many of us, consuming news has become an activity as unconscious as breathing. On television, we watch live updates and interviews. In class, we discuss...
How newspapers serve the public and the common good
In the currently tense political climate, the integrity of the media has been undermined by accusations of fake news, the development of so-called...
