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It’s here. You prayed, hoped and waited all summer for it to come, and now it’s finally arrived: the fall 2016 semester at St. Joseph’s College. But what will you…

SJC professor Paul Ginnetty, Ph.D., helps dispel the illusion of inadequacy in freshman students — a quality that more students possess than you’d think.

Two alums from SJC Brooklyn (Christian Branch ’11 and Adam Mace ’08) take the NYC Fringe Festival with their gospel musical,”Mother Emanuel.”

At their first day at St. Joseph’s College Brooklyn, students find out exactly what sets the school apart during transfer and new student orientation.

Tyranny Pace could hardly contain his excitement. Rubbing his hands and smiling widely, the incoming SJC Brooklyn freshman from Utah was chomping at the bit on move-in day at the…

First guest of SJC’s Fall 2016 Brooklyn Voices series Teju Cole, in conversation with journalist Amitava Kumar, visits SJC Brooklyn.

Pausing our phone conversation to order an iced water with lemon, Ayana Dior Lindsey ’18, too, feels the summer heatwave (arguably, even more so) down in New Orleans. It is…

Earlier this summer, students from SJC Long Island and SJC Brooklyn traveled to Romania as part of the PSY 330 course, Cross-Cultural Social Psychology. Through this course, students completed more…

Oxford Review By Amanda Hill ’17 • English Major This summer I had the pleasure of traveling abroad to Oxford, UK with SJC by accident. I had signed up for a history…