On Feb. 9, the St. Joe’s Department of Athletics announced the formation of theAdams Minority Student-Athlete Coalition.
The Coalition is a group of student-athletes that meets in-person every two...
Starting off my senior year, I planned on making it the best one yet. I prepared, like any other last-year college student, to hang out with friends, take my last few classes and take in every moment...
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 Black Student Union (BSU) hosted Spades Night on Feb. 4 in Doyle Banquet Hall South, where St. Joe’s students were welcomed to gather and learn how to play the card game. About 20 students attended...
Safe spaces for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ students deserve respect
It was a Friday afternoon when I was making cards for the Jewish Relief Agency in the Center for Inclusion and Diversity (CID). After a busy...
How Arthur Haywood uses art to create change
In 2020, St. Joe’s partnered with Global Philadelphia Association to design an art mural on campus to raise awareness for quality education, which is...
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...
Below is an unedited statement sent to The Hawk from University Student Senate.
On Dec. 6, 2021, the 21st Session of the University Student Senate officially delivered its statement regarding Mr. James...
Amber Abbas, Ph.D., associate professor of history, presented “Mistaken for ‘Muslim:’ Identity and Belonging in South Asian America,” a lecture exploring the identity and background of South Asians...
Gabriela Lorenzo ’23 and Victoria Martinez ’23 were looking for a chance to embrace their own culinary culture and learn about others’ on campus.
They found that chance at the Nov. 3 the Taste...
First-generation college students (also known as “first-gen students”) are students whose parents did not complete a 4-year college degree. In honor of First-Generation Student...
