Dear Editor:
I am currently completing my student teaching experience, a requirement of the Pennsylvania Department of Education. My student teaching experience mirrors life as a teacher for 14 weeks....
Dear Editor:
Recently, Saint Joseph’s University published the academic calendar for the 2023-2024 school year. After looking at it on the school’s website, I immediately noticed a few items that...
Ronald Wendling, Ph.D.:Colleague and Friend
Two Mondays ago, I arrived at my office, opened my email and learned that my friend, Dr. Ronald Wendling, a long-time professor in St. Joseph’s University’s...
In solidarity:
Intellectual Saidiya Hartman suggests that American ideology fashions Black people as objects. As such, Hartman argues that Black people garner empathy only in death. Many will dismiss...
To the editor,
The St. Joe’s philosophy department is deeply committed to our institutional mission of promoting an “inclusive and diverse community that educates and cares for the whole person.”...
The St. Joe’s University Student Senate continues to be disappointed by the lack of respect for human rights and dignities shown on our campus. Although discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation...
We write this letter as a community of peer ministers: students who lead Campus Ministry’s various programs. As individuals, we are students who have exercised our privileges and have been subject...
To the Editor,
The Dec. 4 issue of The Hawk reported on yet another incident of a member of the St. Joe’s community being verbally demeaned, this time apparently because of religious caricature and...
To the editor,
The St. Joe’s faculty unequivocally condemns racism and bigotry in all forms. We name recent events racist because they were perpetuated with racist intention: historically, the use of...
To the editor:
I would like to express my frustration after reading James McCloskey’s column “Free tickets will hurt men’s basketball.” I understand this is an opinion piece, but this article...
To the Editor:
Thank you for publishing Dumonde (Slam) Dunkley’s “Celebration of Genocide.” It is an eloquent wake-up call.
I had the privilege of visiting the National Memorial for Peace and Justice...
To the Editor:
I am frustrated. Dismayed. Angry. Confused. I do not understand how students can continue to have so little regard for others’ dignity. I am sick and tired of routinely having to respond...
