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SJC Long Island’s Office of Campus Ministry is hosting a Thanksgiving Food Drive, providing the College community with a safe option to serve others this holiday season. “I find that…
In 1993, doctors told him he had two or three years to live. But the ALS-fighter Chris Pendergast, Sc.D., defied the odds for nearly 30 years. He died at the…
Faculty members of The Writer’s Foundry at SJC Brooklyn will conduct a virtual panel discussion concerning racial justice on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Writer’s Foundry instructor Steven Hobbs will moderate…
An SJC Long Island Golden Eagles campaign is calling attention to the importance of college students casting their vote in the upcoming general election on Nov. 3. Student-athletes are sharing…
For Alondra Caba ’20, the start to her teaching and graduate school career is off to a most unexpected start. Teaching math, reading and writing as a general education teacher…
On March 2, St. Joseph’s College alumna Retha Fernandez became the first chief diversity and inclusion officer for Suffolk County. Two weeks later, COVID-19 hit, forcing her to work from…
The St. Joseph’s College community today is recognizing the 370th anniversary of the founding of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Founded on Oct. 15, 1650 in LePuy,…
SJC Long Island is celebrating artwork by African-American artists through “Women of Color,” an art exhibition on display in the Board Room Gallery from Oct. 3–Nov. 5. The exhibition features…
SJC Brooklyn 2020 graduates Amr Elfert and Kavan Meiner spent most of their senior year renting a car and driving nearly 130-miles round trip to Brookhaven National Lab to conduct…
St. Joseph’s President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., appeared live via Skype on the Catholic Faith Network’s CFN Live program on Monday, Oct. 5, to provide an update on the College’s…