Justice Jackson’s story is a shared experience among Black women
On April 7, the U.S. Senate confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination, making her the first Black woman to serve...
The lack of female diversity in positions of power
On the St. Joe’s board of 35 trustees, 7 are women. And the chair of the board, Edward J. Moneypenny, graduated from St. Joe’s in 1964, only six years...
For the second time in the program’s nearly 70 year history, a woman has been named commander of the U.S. Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) at St. Joe’s, which has been at the university since 1951.
Lt. Col....
Men’s cross country senior runner and captain John Walker has made an impression on his teammates with his leadership approach early in the season.
Walker said his mentality has played a major role...
University Provost Jeanne Brady, Ph.D., will complete her three-year term at the end of the academic year with a new provost set to be hired some time in the spring of 2019.
Hiring a candidate by next...
Lauren Reilly looks to lead softball to success
Despite the struggles the women’s softball team has faced this season, there are plenty of silver linings to be found. Senior utility player Lauren Reilly...
LEO wins No. 1 in 2018 LEAD awards
St. Joe’s leadership, ethics, and organizational sustainability (LEO) major was named the No. 1 undergraduate leadership program in the nation at the 2018 LEAD Awards,...
Ignite your passion for leadership
I am very lucky to owe my personal growth during my college experience to a lot of amazing individuals who have made my four years at Saint Joseph’s University incredibly...
