Raymond D’Angelo, Ph.D., professor and chairperson of the Department of Sociology, is the 2022-23 recipient of the S. Mary Florence Burns Award for Teaching Excellence and Impact. The honor is…

“There are always better days ahead worth living for.” That’s St. Joseph’s student Dominick Strebel’s approach to life. Diagnosed at age 11 with a rare form of brain cancer called…

Four years. Outside of unique medical circumstances, NCAA student-athletes receive only four years of athletic eligibility. But due to the once-in-a-lifetime COVID-19 pandemic, Jason Siriban became a six-year letter winner…

The Continuing Education Worker Training Program at St. Joseph’s University, New York recently partnered with the Suffolk County Department of Labor to host a series of workshops for 10 adults…

At first, he was planning to go the pre-med route. But when Konstantine Rountos, Ph.D., realized there are careers in the field of environmental science, he quickly switched his focus…

Anna Egbert, Ph.D., arrived at St. Joseph’s University intending to facilitate an inclusive educational environment that encouraged her students to embrace the differences of others. Since joining the psychology department…