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Peter Clark, S.J. '75

DO NO HARM

Philadelphia’s opioid epidemic is putting lives and communities at risk. Bioethicist Peter Clark, S.J. ’75, is looking for ways to protect and uplift those on the margins of society who are affected by the crisis.

Jack McKinney '57 coaching the Hawks from the sideline

THE SHOW GOES ON

From his humble beginnings in Chester to the glamour of NBA sidelines, Jack McKinney ’57 leaves behind a legacy of success and influence that few will ever forget.

Barnes arboretum and gallery building

THE BEAUTY OF THE BARNES

SJU’s partnership with The Barnes Foundation provides new opportunities for Frances M. Maguire, one of the University’s most loyal benefactors, to celebrate her lifelong love of art.

U.S. Capitol and Moscow Tower

A CAUTIOUSLY HOPEFUL PICTURE OF RUSSIA-U.S. RELATIONS

Former ambassador Michael McFaul offered thoughts on the relationship between the superpowers in a campus lecture.

John Lehman '64 beside an attack plane

FLIGHT PATH

John Lehman ’64 shares insights on his journey from international relations major to Secretary of the Navy to business leader.

Marian Anderson

FILMMAKER HIGHLIGHTS LIFE OF FAMED SINGER, ACTIVIST

Bill Nicoletti '86, '10 (MBA) tells the story of Philadelphia native Marian Anderson in the documentary, "Once in a Hundred Years: The Life and Legacy of Marian Anderson."

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