A farm house, negative edge pool and pool house, sunken tennis court and tennis pavilion, and clay-lined sustainable pond. All on three acres of property. St. Joseph’s University, New York…
Patrick Donohue earned an associate’s degree in business before going on to be a stockbroker. But in the spring of 2008, he started feeling like he was part of the…
Jikonikwenu. What may just look like a jumble of letters to you means so much more to St. Joseph’s University, New York alumna Charlette Lopez. Not only does it directly…
While many small business owners struggled to stay afloat during the pandemic, Greg Melita found his not only survived, but thrived. Hamptons Jiu Jitsu, opened by the St. Joseph’s alumnus…
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…
SJC Long Island legacy family Candace Muñoz ’02 and Steven Muñoz ’10, mother and son, discuss what it’s like owning the Amazing Olive stores.
SJC Long Island alumna Christiana Bitonti ’08, owner of Peconic Ballet Theatre, opened up about what it’s like to own a business.
Greg Melita, an SJC Long Island 2006 graduate and owner of Hamptons Jiu Jitsu, discusses what it’s like owning a business in Southampton — and who he gets to meet.
“Speed doesn’t matter. Forward is Forward.” That’s what SJNY Online‘s Tracie Esposito’s graduation cap is going to say on it this May as she crosses the stage at commencement —…
Nurses. Teachers. Social Workers. These are just some of the future careers of the more than 1,000 members of SJC Long Island’s Class of 2021. And once the soon-to-be alumni…
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