The harrowing story of a St. Joseph’s College child study student who delivered a baby girl at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn while sick with COVID-19, was featured on ABC…
For what felt like forever, SJC Brooklyn Writer’s Foundry graduate Tariq Shah looked forward to March 2020 to launch his first novel, “Whiteout Conditions.” Armed with early successes from book…
BrooklynFeaturedSJC Therapeutic Recreation Alumna Sarah Farr ’18 Working at Nursing and Rehab Center
When the coronavirus reached New York City, Sarah Farr felt compelled to step up to full-time at her job as a recreation aide at the Brooklyn Center for Nursing and…
Darrius Thompson just wants his routine back. The SJC Brooklyn student-athlete misses his friends, his practices, his life. “I just want things to get back to normal and have my…
Religious leaders at St. Joseph’s College encourage the community to continue celebrating the upcoming holidays from a safe social distance. “This week is a very special week for Jews and…
BrooklynFeaturedSJC Speech Major Noelia Frischeisen ’20 Helps Newborns of Mothers Diagnosed with COVID-19
As a speech and hearing assistant at North Shore University Hospital, SJC Brooklyn student Noelia Frischeisen ends each shift with a visit to the newborns in a coronavirus isolation room.…
The Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) has conducted a number of remote training sessions, guiding faculty about how to use Canvas, St. Joseph’s online learning management system, as the…
Mirella Landriscina, Ph.D., professor and associate chair of social sciences, offered five tips to remain socially engaged while staying physically distant.
The Brooklyn Voices lecture series will continue this spring in a virtual format on March 31 at 7:30 p.m. with a presentation from former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.…
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