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The sun was shining bright on SJC Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon, as new and returning students started their first day of the fall semester. For many, it was the first day…
Being a new student at SJC Long Island is the start of a new adventure. It’s a chance to meet new friends, gain new experiences and, of course, immerse yourself…
She had given up waiting for her 9 a.m. class to start. That’s when Melonie Pernice walked into O’Connor Hall’s main lobby and discovered on television monitors the horror unfolding…
SJC Long Island’s Cristian Murphy ’14, director of the Office of Campus Ministry, welcomed a few of the Sisters of St. Joseph onto the Awe & Wonder show to celebrate…
SJC Long Island’s Karen Megay Nespoli, Ed.D., associate professor and director of the literacy and cognition master’s program, is set to have her first children’s picture book published on Sept.…
Sharks have been in the news more than I can ever remember, and it seems like local beach closures are becoming regular occurrences. The South Fork Natural History Museum’s Shark…
St. Joseph’s College biology professor Tetyana Delaney, Ph.D., was tapped by NASA to participate in an exclusive project related to humans traveling to Mars. Dr. Delaney, 50, is one of…
SJC Long Island’s Cheyne Glass, Ph.D., assistant professor of mathematics and director of undergraduate research, spent two months this spring and summer as a visiting scientist at the prestigious Max…
The Writer’s Foundry at St. Joseph’s College is proud to announce that Master Lecturer Mitchell S. Jackson was recently awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his feature-length article, “Twelve Minutes and…
Heather Barry, Ph.D., a history professor at SJC Long Island and SJC Online, encourages all students to take at least one online course during their time at the College. Online…