On Friday, St. Joe’s got a commitment from Vanderbilt grad transfer Ejike Obinna. The 6’10 240-pound big man has two years of eligibility remaining. The Hawks likely aren’t done either. Involved with 2021 forward Kacper Klaczek & will likely add another transfer or two.
Saint Joseph's Athletics has a fun way for fans to cheer on the Hawks in Hagan Arena this season as attendance remains restricted. Saint Joseph's fans are able to "attend" home basketball games this season in the form of fan cutouts!
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Saint Joseph’s University was named a top college for the fourth year in a row by @ThePrincetonRev! Learn more about SJU's facts and figures: https://t.co/o0d195YOCe.
SJU stands with @jesuitcolleges and our international students in expressing grave concern about ICE's July 6 guidance. Students from international locations bring enormous value to our community and the United States. https://t.co/iIWK2Ir9NQ
Today, we recognize #Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. It was on this day, two and a half years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, that slaves in Galveston, Texas, first learned they were free.
"I'm a small town kid, grew up in Broomall. I was an underdog my whole life, even now in my career I'm still kind of in that underdog mentality. This is a dream come true," says @T_Cloud4 '15 about being the first ever female athlete to sign a contract with @Converse. 📽️ @6abc
Today we celebrate the 100th birthday of Larry Kenney ’41, SJU's oldest known living athletics alumnus! You just may spot the former Hawks basketball player in the neighborhood on his daily mile-long walks — one of his secrets to a century of longevity.
Happy birthday, Larry! 🎉