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Jennifer Wynn, Ph.D., professor of criminal justice at Laguardia Community College and a correctional scholar, came to SJC Brooklyn to talk about what the closing of Rikers Island means for New York City.
SJC Long Island’s Admitted Student Reception on Sunday was the most successful such event to date — attracting 325 students and some 950 guests, said Kathleen Magistro, the campus’ director…
Please join SJC Long Island for a week of interactive and informative events honoring and celebrating Mother Earth.
SJC Brooklyn Chapel Players wowed audiences this past Thursday through Saturday as they performed Neil Simon’s 1988 play “Rumors.”
SJC Long Island’s Office of Student Life is hosting workshops throughout the month of April about the importance of standing up against violence and sexual assault.
Leah Nanako Winkler, a faculty member of SJC Brooklyn’s creative writing M.F.A. program, was awarded the Yale Drama Series Prize for her new play “God Said This.”
SJC Brooklyn students, faculty and staff aid in relief efforts with a basketball tournament after earthquake strikes Hualien, Taiwan.
Integrity, intellectual and spiritual values, social responsibility and service. One by one, St. Joseph’s College President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., recited the 101-year-old institution’s five pillars during his presidential installation…
SJC Long Island criminal justice professor Auzeen Shariati, Ph.D, discusses the effectiveness of body-worn cameras on police officers.
SJC faculty and student discuss the inspiration for St. Joseph’s new mindfulness and contemplative living minor and the benefits it can have in various fields.
