More than two dozen St. Joseph’s College women during a special common hour exercise in Tuohy Hall last week simultaneously recorded selfie-videos saying “I love myself.” Stephanie Wright, assistant director…
SJC Brooklyn students hit the polls this week to select the next Student Government Association president. Amarfi Collado, a junior and a member of the campus’ dance team, is going…
The St. Joseph’s College community is getting ready to celebrate the luck of the Irish on Saturday in New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Joining in the festivities of…
“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…
Have self-respect. Be positive. Accept your faults. These are some of the qualities that should come to mind when students at SJC Brooklyn dwell on self-love, said the organizers of…
More than a dozen SJC Brooklyn students are planning to spend this Sunday afternoon teaming up with St. Saviour’s Catholic Church to feed the homeless. The students, most of whom are…
SJC Brooklyn student clubs put on a grand finale Black History Month celebration Tuesday afternoon to recognize the impact reggae music has had on black history. Khalia Foster, vice president…
Flowers have a unique way of lifting people’s spirits. SJC Brooklyn’s Recreation Club will bring that budding positivity to Tuohy Hall’s auditorium next week with a special event and presentation…
A quest to protect the world’s environment. That’s what led Cade Terada to transfer to SJC Brooklyn this semester. Growing up in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, the 20-year-old political science major…
Enrolling in Professor Louise Rose’s short story writing class was the best decision 2008 graduate Mark Wilson says he made at St. Joseph’s College. Hands down, “English 115: The Short…