Brooklyn

This month marks the unprecedented beginning of teaching careers for many new educators who graduated from college just a few months ago. “I am confident that my school will do…

Social responsibility is among Mike King’s many goals in his new position as the new head of the Special Victims Unit for the New York Police Department. King, a 20-year…

New freshmen and transfer students at SJC Brooklyn tuned into St. Joseph’s virtual investiture ceremony on Facebook and YouTube on Sept. 14, continuing the College’s 105-year-old tradition of officially investing…

SJC Brooklyn recognized the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on Friday with a special memorial service in the courtyard behind St. Angela Hall. “Everyone knows where they…

Alec Willis is “racing” against racism. On Aug. 30, the SJC Brooklyn alumnus ran 16 miles from the north shore of Staten Island to the south shore, side-by-side with his…

St. Joseph’s College on Friday will recognize the 19th anniversary of  the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. At SJC Brooklyn, a small ceremony that will be live-streamed on Zoom will convene…

SJC Brooklyn is welcoming its Bears back to the den, as the College reopens with a plan designed to ensure the community has an enhanced safe and secure place to…

Friendly faces from the Office of Student Life — and a handful of new health and safety protocols — greeted new and returning SJC Brooklyn students moving into the off-campus…

Anthony Ruggiero ’17 ’19 immersed himself in his two passions while studying at SJC Brooklyn: history and education.  And now he has found early career successes immediately after graduation, including…