About 25 students gathered Oct. 2 in Griffith Hall on the University City campus to discuss concerns over the recent sale of 15 UCity properties that were announced Sept. 12.
Carly Robinson ’26,...
An on-demand ride request feature that launched March 1 within St. Joe’s transportation application, TripShot, has, so far, had no users, with students finding the feature to be buggy and confusing.
Since...
Elements of Theater, a University City-based club, hosted its final show, “She Kills Monsters,” April 6 and 7 before retiring the club at the end of the academic year due to most UCity undergraduate...
Student volunteers from the St. Joe’s chapter of Circle K International, a student-led service group, and the Student Society of Medical Laboratory Scientists (SSMLS) gathered Feb. 23 for an annual...
Representatives from St. Joe’s updated members of the Spruce Hill Community Association (SHCA) about plans for the University City campus at the SHCA’s Feb. 13 monthly meeting.The 24-acre UCity campus...
Alyssa Jacobs ’28 is a pharmacy student and president of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy (PCP) at Hawk Hill, an organization dedicated to helping pharmacy students at Hawk Hill prepare for their transition...
Students and faculty in St. Joe’s pharmacy and occupational therapy (OT) departments collaborated on a research project to test a new method dispensing Rick Simpson Oil (RSO) Feb. 5 on the University...
St. Joe’s students were informed Jan. 17 of the university’s contingent plans to vacate Wilson Student Center and Joseph W. England Library on the University City campus at the end of the 2024-25...
St. Joe’s plan to vacate Wilson Student Center and Joseph W. England Library on the University City campus by the end of the 2024-25 academic year has brought the need for better communication and transparency...
On Nov. 12, the Pilipino Cultural Association (PCA) held their annual S.O.U.L Art event in the Athletic/Recreation Center (ARC) multipurpose room, located on the University City campus.
S.O.U.L...
Former University of the Sciences students, now matriculated as St. Joe’s students as a result of the merger between the schools, will no longer be required to take physical education (PE) courses as...
St. Joe’s hosted the first of two Wellness Fairs this month on Nov. 4 at the University City campus. The fair, designed to promote student health and wellness, was an annual tradition at the former...
