When Elias Musselman ’25 was deciding where to attend college in 2021, he applied to many places: Ithaca College, Adelphi University, Fordham University, Penn State, St. Joe’s. But few of those schools...

Elements of Theater, a University City-based club, hosted its final show, “She Kills Monsters,” April 6 and 7 before retiring the club at the end of the academic year due to most UCity undergraduate...

While the university’s Feb. 4 Hawkmates Mass was a celebration for some, for others it was a painful reminder of how LGBTQIA+ couples who also met at St. Joe’s are not always included in such events. At...

When David Jackson Ambrose, M.A. ’15 graduated from St. Joe’s Writing Studies Program after already having a career in social work, he had no idea what lay ahead. He didn’t expect this future:...

I have spent much of my life simultaneously loving and hating that my large chest is the first thing many people notice about me. After coming out as bisexual in 2021 and changing my pronouns...

Fifty years ago this year, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) made a historic decision to remove homosexuality from the second edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders...

The Center for Inclusion and Diversity (CID) partnered with Beyond the Bell Tours on Nov. 12 to offer St. Joe’s students an educational tour about the history of the LGBTQIA+ community in the Gayborhood...

An exhibit titled “Celebrating 30 Years of the Alliance,” a faculty and staff LGBTQIA+ support group, opens Oct. 21 in the Post Learning Commons. The exhibit includes t-shirts, posters, pins and...

How the “Don’t Say Gay” bill is harmful Florida Bill HB1557, “Parental Rights to Education,” dubbed by critics as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill,  was signed into law on March 28 by...