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A 6 a.m. bus trip is hardly the way most students kick off a restful weekend. Yet, for a dozen students from St. Joseph’s College’s two campuses, a trip to…
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Sister Marie Mackey, C.S.J., spoke about hope and the vocation of love — and sticking to those values during polarizing times — during the Founders Day lecture Tuesday, Nov. 12,…
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A former SJC Brooklyn Bear tore through the 2019 NYC Marathon finish line, adding to his impressive record of athletic achievements. T.J. Byrnes, a 2006 graduate, ran in the Nov.…
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The SJC Brooklyn community stood united as one on Monday afternoon during a special Veterans Day ceremony. The annual event featured heartfelt speeches from SJC President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D.;…
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The SJC Brooklyn community will salute current military members and those who have served during a special Veterans Day ceremony on Monday. The annual event — scheduled for common hour…
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More students are gathering in the Bear Cave than ever before, thanks to a few generous donations from the SJC Brooklyn community. A swath of new recreational activities inside Tuohy…
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The annual Honors Convocation ceremony last month honored SJC Brooklyn’s top scholars. Robert Riley, Ph.D., provost and vice president for academic affairs, gave a warm congratulations to a trio of freshmen,…
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SJC Brooklyn hosted the Commission of Independent Colleges and Universities (CICU) for a legislative roundtable discussion last month, during which CICU President Mary Beth Labate and St. Joseph’s College President…
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SJC Brooklyn students threw a charitable Halloween party last week, raising more than $1,000 for the Guild for Exceptional Children (GEC). The Child Study, Speech and Kappa Delta Pi clubs teamed…
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