Sophiatown, South Africa – Behind a white cement wall splashed with a colorful mural, a brick house on Toby Street in the Johannesburg suburb of Sophiatown tells the story of resilience.
The house,...
Durban, South Africa – When Selvan Naidoo takes visitors on a tour of the 1860 Heritage Centre in Durban, which he directs, he recounts a story about searching archives for information about his ancestors.
In...
Flapping its wings on the sidelines for nearly 70 years, the St. Joe’s Hawk has become a staple in college athletics, and now has an updated look.
St. Joe’s debuted the Hawk’s makeover via social...
According to Randall M. Miller, Ph.D., professor emeritus of history, Georgetown was not the first, or only, university to research and acknowledge its historical role in slavery.
“Brown University...
How NATO backed Russia into a corner
In 1984, during a time of heightened tensions between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Soviet Union in the Cold War, former U.S. President...
St. Joe’s announced on Feb. 10 that the administration signed a letter of intent to evaluate merging with University of the Sciences, adding to a growing list of universities across the U.S. who are...
Since The Hawk is unable to bring our readers typical sports coverage due to the coronavirus pandemic, we want to reflect on sports highlights from years past. This week’s edition highlights important...
Since The Hawk is unable to bring our readers typical sports coverage due to the coronavirus pandemic, we want to reflect on sports highlights from years past. This week’s edition highlights important...
End demonization of Malcolm X and the Black Panther Party
Oftentimes Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. are taught almost as opposing forces. There are undertones that MLK's protests methods are the...
To the Editor:
Thank you for publishing Dumonde (Slam) Dunkley’s “Celebration of Genocide.” It is an eloquent wake-up call.
I had the privilege of visiting the National Memorial for Peace and Justice...
The Terracotta Army protects Philadelphia.
The Terracotta Warriors, from Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China, made the long voyage across the Pacific Ocean to visit Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute....
