Distinguished Writers Series Featuring Carmen Maria Machado
Join bestselling author of In the Dream House for a virtual author talk.
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5,000 Books on a Bus: How a Student’s Family Helped Create a Library
Last year, doctorate student Jack Mills, M.Ed. visited One Bright Ray Community Adult High School on the campus of Strawberry Mansion High School in North Philadelphia to meet about a potential graduate research assistantship on the recommendation of School of Education faculty Janet McNellis, Ph.D., associate dean and Roger W. Gee, Ph.D., professor.
Students, Faculty and Staff Volunteer for Virtual MLK Day of Service
On Monday, January 18, 2021, continued its annual tradition of the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday being a "Day On" for the University community with the MLK Day of Service.
Annual Coat Collection/Book Collection Drive-by Day
Please bring coats and books as part of our drive-up collection day to help those in need.
’s Meet the Author Features Poet Keith Kopka and His Award-Winning Count Four
hosts Meet the Author, featuring poet and faculty member Keith Kopka, and his award-winning, newly released poetry collection.
’s Jonathan Rosen Publishes Findings on Crime in Latin America
Jonathan D. Rosen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice for , continues to explore organized crime in Latin America with the publication of his newest book and an article in a leading academic journal, the Journal of Criminal Justice.
Distinguished Writing Series Featuring R.O. Kwon
Join bestselling author of The Incendiaries for a virtual author talk.
Taking a Walk Down Memory Lane to Remember Bill Kellagher and His Name Sake
William “Bill” Kellagher was a Holy Family student, unlike many others.
Receives $866K in State Grants to Improve Northeast Campus Avenue Safety
has received a state grant of $866,000 for improvements on the streets surrounding the University. Pennsylvania State Representative Michael Driscoll announced the award Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019.