Economics plays a central role in shaping the world by influencing everything from public policy and business decisions to the way societies grow and adapt. It’s more than just numbers and theories, it’s about understanding how the world functions at its core.

The Economics Forum at St. Joseph’s University is a dynamic, student-led association under the Department of Economics, School of Humanities and Social Sciences. For over a decade, it has served as a platform for dialogue, exploration, and learning, making economics accessible, thought-provoking, and deeply connected to the world around us, not just for economics majors, but for anyone curious and passionate about how the world works.

We believe that economics connects with every discipline like politics, psychology, environment, technology, business, and culture. Through our active subcommittees, we organize engaging events, quirky content, workshops, panel discussions, fests, magazine publications, and a lot more that brings fresh perspectives to campus life.

Whether you're interested in data, design, policy, writing, content creation, or just have a questioning mind, the Forum is a place for you. Join us as we explore the forces that shape our world and build a space for collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking.