The St. Joe’s Public Safety department hosted a safety workshop on Oct. 6 for students who live off campus. The event was open to all students and was held in the Forum Theatre in Campion Student Center...
Safe Zone Training is celebrating its 20th anniversary at St. Joe’s.
The program, which is open to students, faculty and staff, raises awareness about the issues impacting the LGBTQIA+ community and...
We need to take precautions to operate in-person
When St. Joe’s announced over the summer that the upcoming fall semester would be conducted fully in-person, many within the campus community were excited....
Every college packing list includes essential items like bedding and laundry detergent, but this year the list should include extra items that will be essential to fighting the spread of COVID-19 on...
Fear of violence prompts students to back out
At the end of last semester, Abby Goldbach ’20 began planning a spring break trip that she hoped would be a fun-filled last hurrah for her and her other...
If you were to ask around, most college students would never run into a burning building. For volunteer firefighter Starr McKenna ’21, it is almost a natural instinct. McKenna began volunteering as a...
Crime on campus not taken lightly
Two masked men, one of whom had a handgun, approached a student walking home on Overbrook Avenue near N 58th Street on Jan. 24 at 9:15 p.m.
The men pulled the victim...
How to maintain personal safety and stay aware
Written by Corinne Sinesi '19
National news headlines seem to worsen every time I read them, to me, and it is terrifying. We deserve to feel safe in our...
Though we are lucky to live on a secure and relatively safe campus, there are times when the Saint Joseph’s University community is rocked by unnerving events. Only two weeks ago, on the morning of Oct....
