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The SJC Brooklyn Office of Admissions gave the Class of 2025 a warm welcome last week during its Virtual Accepted Student Day. New students spent the afternoon interacting with SJC…
“I’m sorry, I can’t understand you.” SJC Brooklyn freshman Sebastian Correa heard these words on a regular basis as a child when he went to doctor appointments with his autistic…
Christine Murphy, SJC Brooklyn’s vice president for enrollment management, recently participated in a webinar about higher education. The Long Island Herald hosted “Staying Local for College” earlier this month, featuring…
St. Joseph’s College is celebrating Earth Week through a series of interactive and informative virtual events and initiatives, April 16–23. Students, faculty, staff and alumni are invited to take part…
SJC Long Island alumnus Julia Montgomery, who earned a B.S. in Chemistry from St. Josephs in 2019, has received a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship this spring while pursuing…
When the College first opened its doors in 1916, it offered physical training through floor work, aesthetic gymnastics, folk dance, games and military tactics — all for just five bucks.…
As a college student, Edgar Sanchez viewed his therapeutic recreation major as a way to combine his two passions: sports/fitness and helping others. Now, the SJC Long Island 2012 graduate…
The Offices of Student Involvement, Leadership and Intercultural Engagement at SJC Brooklyn and SJC Long Island came together to plan a special week-long celebration for the Class of 2021. Graduating…
Kevin Ibanez graduated from SJC Long Island in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. After working in a private high school as a paraprofessional with students on the autism…
SJC Long Island’s Class of 2021 speakers Yicel Moreno and Michael DeCicco understand the true meaning of service. Despite a pandemic, they still made it their mission to help others…