The Joseph William and Madeline Eberle Klein Fund sponsored its second dinner and discussion event highlighting housing insecurity amongst college students in Mandeville Hall Nov. 18.
November is...
As the moon rose and the temperature dropped below 40 degrees Fahrenheit Nov. 9, eight students slept in Campion Student Center’s courtyard in solidarity with people experiencing homelessness.
The...
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month, a time dedicated to bringing attention to homelessness in America. It is an opportunity to recognize the lives of people experiencing homelessness and...
The Faith-Justice Institute hosted a St. Joe’s alum who discussed how a U.S. Supreme Court decision handed down this summer will impact the lives of people experiencing homelessness. In the case, Grants...
In 2015, Tori Urban was working as a substance use coordinator for Resources for Human Development (RHD) when she was tasked with creating an action learning project that would benefit those she worked...
Student volunteers from the St. Joe’s chapter of Circle K International, a student-led service group, and the Student Society of Medical Laboratory Scientists (SSMLS) gathered Feb. 23 for an annual...
Philadelphia artist sheds light on homelessness epidemic
There are approximately 5,700 people in Philadelphia that are considered to be homeless as of 2018, contributing to the 552,830 total individuals...
Student volunteers work with homeless through severe weather
As temperatures dropped into single digits last week, Philadelphia declared a Code Blue throughout the city.
A Code Blue is called...
Project HOME relocates and revamps hub in Suburban Station
When visitors leave the cold streets of the city and walk down the stairs into the Hub of Hope, they end up in a warm, well-lit reception area...
Look up. Most likely, there is a ceiling over your head. It might seem like a blank abyss. Your eyes aren’t always focused there, but you can trust that it’s relatively strong and fairly reliable....
