If she had to pick someone as her biggest inspiration in life, Sydney Steuernagel would say her grandma, Barbara Codispoti. After all, she followed in her footsteps of going to…
In one of the largest St. Joseph’s biology faculty-led study abroad trips yet, 16 students from the University traveled to Greece earlier this summer as part of the course BIO…
St. Joseph’s University, New York’s Associate Professor of English and Director of Cinema Studies Peter Mascuch, Ph.D., will lead a discussion and Q&A about the film “Where the Crawdads Sing” this Friday…
At the age of 57, Sharon Dalzell decided to enter the world of higher education and earn a bachelor’s degree — just for the personal satisfaction of it. “I never…
While coaching a championship tournament game for his Long Island Titans travel baseball team in Georgia last month, Andrew Aschettino was hoping for a win. What he didn’t anticipate was…
With six reported run-ins with sharks so far this summer in the waters off Long Island, swimmers, surfers and beach-goers alike have been left wondering what’s causing this uptick in…
Beaches. Surfing. Snorkeling through shipwrecks. St. Joseph’s University, New York student couple Payton Cline and Gavin Antos enjoyed all that and more while studying abroad in Barbados this past spring…
Thanks to the Student Exchange Program created by the Association of Colleges of the Sisters of St. Joseph (ACSSJ), three students from affiliated colleges across the country are getting the chance…
Peter Lin, Ph.D., associate chair and professor of psychology at St. Joseph’s University, New York, is set to interview Dr. Myrna Weissman, a professor of epidemiology and psychiatry at Columbia…
Outdated cellphones. Broken laptops. Tablets that go unused. What do you do with these electronic devices once you stop using them? And how can you properly dispose of them? This…