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“The Masked Singer” competition made its way to SJC Brooklyn this week as students and staff hosted the campus’ own version of the popular FOX reality show to help raise…
During National Catholic Sisters Week 2019, take the time to learn more about some of the sisters who help make the College community what it is.
During the 1960s and 1970s, while living in a Vanderbilt Avenue brownstone just up the street from SJC Brooklyn and the College’s Dillon Child Study Center, the late Catherine Brown…
Twenty St. Joseph’s College students are set to travel to Kure Beach for Alternative Spring Break next month, and volunteer helping people whose homes were destroyed by Hurricane Florence in September.
SJC Brooklyn students and staff members traveled to Albany, New York, this month for the inaugural New York State Coalition for Students With Disabilities Lobby Day. They were among hundreds…
Exams, term papers and studying. Oh my! College can be pretty overwhelming for even the most diligent of students. This is why it’s so important for students to have mentors…
SJC Long Island alum Raymond Lockmer ’15 met SJC Brooklyn alumna Christina Holian ’15 during a retreat for SJC Orientation Team leaders at Honor’s Haven Resort in Ellenville, New York.
Civil Rights Activist Bettie Mae Fikes and award-winning producer Pierce Freelon spoke and sung to SJC Long Island students in honor of Black History Month.
Members of SJC Brooklyn’s Class of 2019 filled Tuohy Hall with energy this week as they began counting down 101 nights left until graduation. For the past half-century — since…
Szajna, 23, of Bayport said that during the fall when he was unsure of what to do after earning his bachelor’s degree, St. Joseph’s College President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., suggested that he apply to graduate school.