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Laughter thundered through Tuohy Hall over the weekend during the SJC Brooklyn Chapel Player’s rendition of the popular musical, “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” Directed by Adam Mace, a…
Artwork of graduating SJC Long Island studio arts majors is on display in the Board Room Gallery now through Wednesday, May 8.
St. Joseph’s College is hosting its inaugural Giving Day fundraising campaign on May 1 to support efforts to provide a world-class education at an affordable tuition for students. The Giving…
She doesn’t always do things the “nun-y” way. Sister Margaret Smyth, O.P., is the first to tell you she’s a bit unconventional when it comes to carrying out her work…
Environmental activist Angela del Sol visited SJC Brooklyn on Earth Day to talk about the overused S-word: sustainability. The founder of Solare Creative — a company that helps brands transition into the…
For any student, the transition from high school to college can be daunting. But for Babacar Niang, a recent immigrant from Senegal and graduate from the Manhattan Comprehensive Night and…
SJC Long Island kicked off Earth Day with the Francis W. Antonawich Memorial Award for Environmental Stewardship and a seminar with Volunteers for Wildlife.
Where are you really from? Standing on stage in the Tuohy Hall auditorium Carlos Andrés Gómez, a Colombian-American poet, author, actor and activist, posed the question to a packed room…
SJC Long Island’s men’s volleyball team defeated SUNY Purchase Saturday afternoon, earning them the second-straight Skyline Conference Championship.
The Institute for the Study of Religious in Community Life welcomed Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) to SJC Long Island on Tuesday to share his views on one of the most…