Adjusting to college and athletics is tough for any American student athlete, but international student athletes have an even more arduous process to find a new home far away from home.
Unlike athletes...
The St. Joe’s women’s club soccer team kicked off the season with an optimistic outlook.
After not having a season since 2019 due to covid-19, the team played its second game of this year against...
College professors are used to navigating various complaints from students. However, a select few professors from the Erivan K. Haub School of Business have been the recipients of far more egregious complaints...
Picking up with part three of the men’s basketball schedule preview, the Hawks currently sit at 8-4. Concluding their non-conference schedule with a home matchup against the College of Holy Cross, the...
I have enjoyed painting and drawing since I was a little girl, and painting has become a big part of my life in recent years.
Perhaps something awakened the creativity in me, or maybe I needed a release...
During a diversity, equity and inclusion training I did earlier this semester, I became devastatingly aware of how much knowledge our campus lacks regarding the LGBTQIA+ community.
For one activity...
The St. Joe’s community has increased efforts on campus to take action against climate change.
The Pennsylvania Climate Action Plan 2021 calls for all sectors of the state to respond to the threat...
“Operation Tampon,” a joint initiative between HawkHUB and Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI), began providing free menstrual products in St. Joe’s bathrooms last month.
HawkHUB, the university’s...
