Brooklyn

The year 2022 marked a return to normalcy as the St. Joseph’s University, New York community continued to adjust to life post-pandemic. We took a look back on the year…

Gentrification – a process by which an influx of wealth alters the makeup of a low-income neighborhood – is an untenable reality in Brooklyn. The location of the Brooklyn Campus,…

St. Joseph’s University, New York has received $155,000 from the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph (CSSJ) to support the University’s service learning trips, also known as mission trips,…

Students at both St. Joseph’s University campuses took some time out of their busy December end-of-semester activities to reach out to the community organizations and spread a little holiday joy.  …

With the world’s population expected to rise by two billion people by 2050, scientists are scrambling to discover ways to feed everyone. Duckweed may be one of the answers. The…

Shinnecock Bay was recently named a “Hope Spot,” or a space critical to the heath of the ocean, by Mission Blue, a global nonprofit organization that aims to explore and…

St. Joseph’s University, New York President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., was recently interviewed on the program “Long Island Main Street News.” During his half-hour appearance, Dr. Boomgaarden and Vision Long…

Campus Ministry will celebrate the successes of its holiday food and toy drives with an event on Tuesday, Dec. 6.   In addition to the annual Holiday Food Drive, Campus Ministry…

Bordeaux, France, to Brooklyn, New York, by way of Chanute, Kansas: the uncommon route Victor Naci ’25 traveled to St. Joseph’s University, New York’s Brooklyn Campus.  “Brooklyn, for a French…