As a first-year student, Derek Rodriguez ’27 found himself guided by mentors who pushed him outside of his comfort zone — pushes that ultimately led him to become an advocate for social justice and...
Steven Hammer’s office in Bronstein Hall is indicative of his eclectic academic journey and his love for techno-sonic experimentation.
Located on the third floor of Bronstein Hall, one of the historical...
Two and a half weeks into the regular season, the men’s tennis team currently stands with a record of 2-1 following a thrilling come from behind victory against the Quinnipiac University Bobcats.
Thanks...
St. Joe’s junior shares personal journey through music
Noah Gansallo ’21, also known as NxG, released his second EP entitled “In Loving Memory” on Oct. 27. His new project is meant to pay homage...
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 tennis player junior Nathan Perrone won the 11th annual SJU Invitational tournament on Sept. 22 and as a result was named the St. Joe’s Athlete of the Week. He picked up right where he left off...
Ever since senior goalkeeper Victoria Kammerinke stepped onto Ellen Ryan Field, she has been rewriting the St. Joe’s record book. The German born goalie currently holds the career record for both wins...
Former activist discusses time at St. Joe’s
Dr. Rodney Powell ’57 stood between civil rights activists John Lewis and James Bevel, both of whom were seated at a whites-only Walgreens lunch counter...
In all honesty, Phil Martelli didn’t see it coming.
Martelli had received a text from Director of Athletics Jill Bodensteiner, J.D., the morning of March 18, asking him to join her for a 1:30 p.m. meeting...
Jaulie Cantave on her first year at St. Joe’s
As part of The Hawk’s coverage of Black History Month, and ongoing coverage of race and diversity on campus, we interviewed black students about their...
Milan Morris on her years at St. Joe's
As part of The Hawk’s coverage of Black History Month and ongoing coverage of race and diversity on campus, we will interview black students about their experiences...
Student finds confidence through competition
Marina Maida ’19 was severely bullied by her classmates during middle school. She described herself as being a classic dorky 11 year old, which drew attention...
