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Taking in a beautiful, mountainous landscape. Trips to salt caves and museums. Visiting Stonehenge. St. Joseph’s College students enjoyed all that and more while studying abroad in Romania, Poland and Oxford this…

It’s called the dance floor theory. There are two types of people on a dance floor: those who stand near the wall, arms crossed, observing the crowd, and those who…

St. Joseph’s College is pleased to announce the introduction of a speaker’s bureau — a collection of faculty available to present on a series of specialized topics in Brooklyn and Long Island.

Grace Melinda’s grey-blue eyes brighten up when she talks about starting her freshman year at St. Joseph’s College. While Melinda, a freshman English major, was disappointed that she couldn’t bring…

Eighteen students, two from each of the nine colleges founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph, go on a pilgrimage to Le Puy, France, to explore the birthplace of the Congregation.

While students head out at the end of May to tackle summer excursions — be it internships, trips or employment – St. Joseph’s College administrators stay busy working to find…

Four SJC Brooklyn graduates earned doctorates this graduation season. Three earned their advanced degrees from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

Brian Wasson, executive director of social media at St. Joseph’s College, answers our questions about emojis in honor of July 17, World Emoji Day.

SJC Long Island’s Heather Barry, Ph.D., history professor and American colonial historian, answered some questions about Independence Day.