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As St. Joseph’s alumna Sandra Lindsay, a critical care nurse manager at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, strode into the conference room of Long Island Jewish Medical Center last month,…
Thirty-six St. Joseph’s College alumni gathered virtually Saturday, Jan. 23, to honor the memory of SJC Brooklyn alumnus Joseph M. Lewinger ’00, playing a game of trivia to raise money…
Experts agree that establishing quality mentoring relationships can drive an individual’s success as a college student, as well as enhance a graduate’s chances of success in the work world. It’s…
St. Joseph’s College graduate Sandra Lindsay ’99 — the Long Island nurse who last month became the first person in the country to receive a COVID-19 vaccine — will be…
It was an important decision: whether to continue playing football. And St. Joseph’s College President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D. — then just 15 — couldn’t make it alone. So he…
When Jeremy Rivera was attending a state university, he felt himself becoming depressed. He said he struggled with anxiety and was failing to connect to the environment. So, he began…
When he was a student at SJC Long Island, Staff Sgt. John Davis served a work-study job, where he worked in the College’s Veterans Resource Center and helped other students…
Here’s a look back at SJC Brooklyn’s most important stories from 2020. January Celebrating 50 years of being coeducational: St. Joseph’s College became a coeducational institution in the 1969-70 academic…
The year 2020 was unlike any other, yet the SJC community still shined even in the face of tremendous adversity. Here, we acknowledge some of SJC Long Island’s important moments…
The Sisters of St. Joseph are spreading a message of hope and faith as they — and the rest of the community — enter the holiday season, amid the COVID-19…
