There are many statues on the Hawk Hill campus, both old and new. Some have held their place on campus since the early days of the university, while others are no more than 10 years old. Each statue tells...
In 1968, the St. Joe’s Hawks baseball team had a record season, while each player wore a crimson-colored baseball cap, embroidered with a gray St. Joe’s College logo.
One of the Wilson Sporting...
Covered in tissue paper and nestled at the bottom of a box in the St. Joe’s Archives Collection is a cream-colored basketball jersey, its neck and sleeves ringed with crimson and gold ribbing.
The...
The 2008 St. Joe’s men’s basketball trophy for their March Madness appearance tells a story of triumph and dedication.
That year, the team earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament after finishing...
One of the largest items in the St. Joe’s Archives Collection, located in the Drexel Library, is an Italian Neo-Renaissance library table.
Made of walnut wood with hand carved details, the table...
On Oct. 12, 1929, Sweeney Field, known then as Finnesey Field, hosted its first intercollegiate athletic event: a football game.
The Hawks lost 7-6 to Pennsylvania Military College, now known...
Since 1865, only one artist has attempted to illustrate every book of the Bible by himself: Barry Moser. Over the course of four years, Moser crafted 232 wooden engravings for his Pennyroyal Caxton edition...
