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On Thursday, Oct. 26, 1967, Martin Luther King Jr. spoke to a crowd of 1,500 at Saint Joseph's. Fifty years after on Oct. 26, SJU will commemorate the speech with a daylong series of events, “Our Destinies Are Tied Together.”
The harvest abounds at SJU’s Kinney Center for Autism Education and Support, where students on the spectrum are tasting herbs and vegetables they planted this summer.
Daniel J. Hilferty III ’78, the president and CEO of Independence Blue Cross, one of the nation’s leading health insurance organizations, will receive the Shield of Loyola at Saint Joseph’s Leadership Awards Dinner on Nov. 2.
The Saint Joseph’s University Athletics Department has announced a relaunch of its official website, SJUHawks.com, which will better serve Hawks fans and supporters with a mobile-first approach.
SJU's Haub School of Business announced a partnership with the United Nations-supported PRME initiative on Oct. 12. Both organizations are developing a dashboard to assess business schools’ success in delivering sustainable management education.
Anushka Baral, of Kathmandu, Nepal, has received the Main Line Chamber of Commerce Gold Leaf Scholarship, awarded to outstanding female leaders. Baral is currently enrolled in the second year of HSB's graduate business intelligence and analytics program.
Students come to Saint Joseph’s University seeking a values-based learning experience. They join a community that regards questions of ethics, morality and faith as centrally important to human existence. Students are guided to develop to the fullest in every facet of their intellectual potential. In both the College of Arts & Sciences and the Erivan K. Haub School of Business, the University sets continually higher educational standards for its students. Our top-rate faculty provide a rigorous, intense education that both disciplines and expands the mind.
Located on the edge of Philadelphia, Saint Joseph's University has the best of both worlds, combining the excitement and adventure of city life with the quiet atmosphere of the suburbs. Just a train ride away from the city center, students have access to America's "No. 1 City for Culture." Additionally, with eight Fortune 500 companies, Philadelphia is ideal for internships, networking, and post-graduation job opportunities.
As a Jesuit institution, guided by a faith that promotes justice, Saint Joseph’s University educates for a higher purpose; service is central to the Jesuit identity, and students are expected to improve the common good by utilizing their skills and knowledge to promote tolerance, compassion and social justice.
