Universities are sanctuaries for truth and justice, places where curiosity meets conscience. In the Ignatian tradition that shapes St. Joe’s, the pursuit of truth is not merely an academic exercise....
Chauvin verdict not indicative of the system
On Tuesday April 20, 2021, Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, was found guilty of the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The jury found Chauvin...
The summer before their junior year of high school, Lily Mandel took a trip to New Mexico to volunteer on an indigenous permaculture farm. That trip proved to be life-changing.
Before their plane touched...
Countless Redbubble stickers featuring Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s quotes about women deserving a place in politics line women’s laptops across the country, an indication of the countless barriers...
Why is there a vacancy on the Supreme Court?
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died of complications with metastatic pancreas cancer on Sept. 18. Ginsburg was appointed to the Supreme Court...
St. Joe's fifth annual mission week discusses accountability
The university’s fifth annual Mission Week, an opportunity for offices and departments to engage with the values of the St. Joe’s community,...
Meek Mill's sentence sparks protests
North Philadelphia native and rap superstar Robert Rihmeek “Meek Mill” Williams is currently facing a two to four year jail sentence over a violation of his probation,...
The pillars of St. Joe's and the American experiment
Written by Jason D'Antonio '19
Like almost everyone, I was shocked after the result of the election. Regardless of which candidate you voted for, he...
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....
