In 1993, doctors told him he had two or three years to live. But the ALS-fighter Chris Pendergast, Sc.D., defied the odds for nearly 30 years. He died at the…
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An SJC Long Island Golden Eagles campaign is calling attention to the importance of college students casting their vote in the upcoming general election on Nov. 3. Student-athletes are sharing…
SJC Alumna Named Suffolk County Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
On March 2, St. Joseph’s College alumna Retha Fernandez became the first chief diversity and inclusion officer for Suffolk County. Two weeks later, COVID-19 hit, forcing her to work from…
SJC Long Island’s ‘Women of Color’ Art Exhibition
SJC Long Island is celebrating artwork by African-American artists through “Women of Color,” an art exhibition on display in the Board Room Gallery from Oct. 3–Nov. 5. The exhibition features…
This article was most recently updated on Oct. 26. Flu vaccine clinics will be at SJC Long Island Wednesday, Oct. 14, and Wednesday, Nov. 4, from 10 a.m. – 5…
Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends celebrated all things SJC Long Island Thursday, Sept. 24, through Saturday, Sept. 26, during this year’s Golden Eagles Spirit Fest. Events offered participants a…
SJC Long Island Dance Team Donates Over 3,700 Pounds of Clothing
SJC Long Island’s Dance Team this week moved mountains… of clothing, that is — 3,737 pounds of it, all donated to the Savers in Holbrook. “In the midst of the…
SJC Long Island students, faculty and staff both on and off campus were treated to a surprise chalk mural Tuesday, Oct. 6, by artist Bryan Landsberg. The “Random Act of…
As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Week at St. Joseph’s College, students from SJC Long Island and SJC Brooklyn were invited to participate in Tuesday’s virtual event, “Staying Safe: Enough…
Christiana Bitonti ’08 owns a small dance theatre in Riverhead and Greg Melita ’06 started a Jiu-Jitsu studio in Southampton. Both of them this year dealt with the very real…