Amber Abbas, Ph.D., associate professor of history and director of the Nealis Program in Asian Studies, was a panelist at the “Israel and Gaza: Starting Points for Understanding” panel held...
Faculty, staff and students gathered in Doyle Banquet Hall on March 21 to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine during “The War in Ukraine: A Panel Discussion.”
Lisa Baglione, Ph.D., professor of...
SJUPride members, students and other St. Joe’s community members joined a Zoom meeting from their homes to share and listen to common experiences of members of the LGBTQIA+ community during SJUPride’s...
Panel challenges racial misconceptions
The Middle Ages, a period roughly from 500 to 1500 C.E., was a racially and culturally diverse time, according to several scholars and experts who spoke at the event...
Panel discusses American opioid crisis
National substance use disorder recovery advocate Ryan Hampton reminded attendees at a panel discussion about the opioid epidemic that college students are heavily...
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A panel-style dialogue surrounding the 40th Grand Jury Report about sexual abuse in the Catholic Church was held on Feb. 6 in Cardinal John P. Foley Campus Center....
Panel discusses the need for more teachers of color in classrooms
A panel titled "Suspending the Status Quo: The Need for Teachers of Color in America's Classrooms" was held at Saint Joseph’s University...
St. Joe’s event discusses environmental impact on businesses
Students gathered to watch a panel of faculty discuss environmental and social values in business in Wolfington Teletorium in Mandeville...
In the days following the presidential election, many Saint Joseph’s University students and faculty were left wondering what to expect as Republican candidate Donald Trump accepts his position as president-elect.
The...
St. Joe’s hosts panel on Jesuit slaveholding
A panel held on Oct. 18 titled, “Living with the Sins of the Past: Perspectives of Jesuit Slaveholding,” discussed Maryland Province Jesuits’ public...
