Within the past month, two racial bias incidents directed at Public Safety officers have been reported.
According to an email from University President Mark C. Reed, Ed.D., a small group of male students...
Introduction
Since the start of the fall 2019 semester, there have been three reported racial bias incidents on campus. In response to these reports, the St. Joe’s administration hosted a University...
What we all must do to address a racist culture
The St. Joe’s administration hosted a university sponsored forum on Nov. 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. The forum was held in response to the most recent racial bias...
White St. Joe’s students have an obligation
I’m from a small town on the Jersey Shore, I’m white and I went to high school with not a single black person in a population just short of 400 students.
One...
Taste of the World, a biannual feast catered by student diversity organizations on campus, returned to St. Joe’s once again on Oct. 31. Gathering in The Perch, nine student cultural organizations brought...
A first-year student called a female African-American Public Safety officer the n-word some time on the morning of Oct. 24. In the evening on the same day, University President Mark C. Reed, Ed.D., sent an...
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...
To the Editor:
At St. Joe’s, everyone talks about the “magis.” This community quite literally defines itself as “men and women with and for others,” yet every semester, students of color are...
The N-word was discovered Oct. 5 on a whiteboard of a suite door in LaFarge Hall, prompting a report of a bias incident to The Office of Public Safety and Security.
The residents of the suite had written the...
