Eshika Attri ’26 - food marketing major, member of Women’s Leadership Initiative
How do you think St. Joe’s has changed in terms of inclusivity and support for women since you’ve been...
Safe Zone Training is celebrating its 20th anniversary at St. Joe’s.
The program, which is open to students, faculty and staff, raises awareness about the issues impacting the LGBTQIA+ community and...
Over the course of our lifetimes, movements dedicated to diet culture have always been prevalent. From the Santa Monica diet, to the ketogenic diet, these terms are part of our vocabulary, something we...
Alopecia is more than not having a hair tie
If someone asks, “Does someone have a hair tie?” I will be the first to respond, “Yes.” My close friends know that I tend to make jokes about not having...
Introduction
Since the start of the fall 2019 semester, there have been three reported racial bias incidents on campus. In response to these reports, the St. Joe’s administration hosted a University...
Why it’s important to make your voice heard
“The campus climate study.”
When I first saw it written in the Student Senate agenda, I thought it was an inconsequential thing and was only excited because...
Students challenge heteronormativity in Student Handbook
Hailey Miller, ’18, co-leader of SJU Pride, believes that the Saint Joseph’s University Student Handbook is misinformed in regard to its...
