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As a child, when someone asked KMarie King ’94 what she wanted to be when she grew up, her answer was always the same: “I’m going to be a doctor.”…
With its first-ever Esse Non Videri Gala Awards Dinner on Nov. 19 at the Garden City Hotel, St. Joseph’s paid homage to its longstanding tradition of graduating outstanding and influential…
Olivia Martinez began her sophomore year interning at Walt Disney World in Florida. Two years later, the SJC Long Island Hospitality and Tourism Management major is set to finish out…
SJC Long Island sophomore Ryan McNeely and his father Ryan share more than just their name. For starters, they both live and breathe basketball. What’s more is that they have…
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and sharing a warm and bountiful meal with loved ones. It’s also the time of year where SJC Brooklyn students, faculty and staff look…
SJC Long Island students are sending a little bit of sunshine to pediatric patients. Project Sunshine, a student-run club, assembled 100 “Sending Sunshine” basketball craft kits during common hour Nov.…
Eighteen students from colleges founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph are invited to go on a pilgrimage in July 2022 to Le Puy, France — the birthplace of the…
SJC Brooklyn students embraced the change in season with five hours of celebration during the campus’ annual Fall Fest. The event last month kicked off with a “stuff-a-plush” zombie activity,…
As part of an annual Veterans Awareness Week, St. Joseph’s College is celebrating local and student veterans, as well as active military members, through a series of in-person events Monday,…
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Dr. Tetyana Delaney Answers Students’ Questions About Mars Mission
St. Joseph’s College biology professor Tetyana Delaney, Ph.D., was among just 12 people in the world taking part in the SIRIUS (Scientific International Research In a Unique terrestrial Station) 21 Mars…