Rev. Charles Currie, S.J., remembered as kind and approachable
Rev. Charles Currie, S.J., former rector of the St. Joe’s Jesuit community, died on Jan. 4 at the age of 88.
Currie, who had a background...
Catholic leaders denounce decrease in admitted refugees
The cap for refugee admissions into the U.S. was decreased by more than half for 2018. In response to Pope Francis’ call for solidarity...
The value of an education in both the sciences and music
From the day we are born, we are confronted with choices. As we get older, these choices become harder and harder to make, culminating with what...
Social justice cannot be done in a day
As a Jesuit institution, we pride ourselves on being “men and women with and for others.”
From the moment we as students begin our journey at Saint Joseph’s...
Winter Immersion Program participants reflects on El Paso
I distinctly remember sitting on my cousin’s couch last Christmas. She asked me to talk about my impending service trip to the border that my...
Jesuit universities evaluating connections to slavery
Angela Christaldi '17
Managing Editor
In the April 27, 2016 issue of The Hawk, Katryna Perera, ’16, first wrote about the potential involvement...
