SJNY Magazine
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Alumni NewsLong Island
Waters Run Deep for Aspiring Marine Biologist Joseph Candia ’24
by Malik Gay September 17, 2026A University by the Bay For St. Joseph’s University, New York Alumnus Joseph Candia, living on Long Island afforded him a life of exploration. From childhood fishing trips in the…
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For Konstantine Rountos, Ph.D., the St. Joseph’s University, New York motto — Esse non videri, “To be, not to seem” — isn’t just an institutional touchstone. It’s a personal philosophy.…
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Criminal justice is more than a cog in the machine that keeps our society functioning. It’s a complex system, one that embodies the values and passions of those who seek…
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Kestrel Perez, Ph.D., grew up in Watermill, spending her childhood close to the water. As long as she can remember, she knew she wanted to study the ocean. What she…
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BrooklynFaculty News
Anna Pennisi Wins 2026 S. Mary Florence Burns Award
by Terry Sullivan June 29, 2026Congratulations Professor Pennisi St. Joseph’s University, New York (SJNY) has named Assistant Professor of Psychology Anna Pennisi, Ph.D. as the recipient of the University’s S. Mary Florence Burns Award for…
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SJNY’s Global Impact St. Joseph’s University, New York’s history is one of humble beginnings. Initially established as a local college for women in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the last century has…
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A Life Defined by Law, Order and Dedication For Supervising Administrative Judge for the Kings County Criminal Court and SJNY alumna Keshia Espinal ’95, a career in law was always…
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For the past 26 years and 25 seasons, Joseph Cocozello has served as one of the beating hearts behind St. Joseph’s University, New York’s athletic program on the Brooklyn Campus.…
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Alumni NewsLong Island
SJNY Sweethearts 2026: James McCormack ’89 and Anne McCormack ’89
by Malik Gay February 13, 2026The funny thing about fate is that one is rarely aware of its plan until after it’s been set into motion. No example rings truer than high school friends-turned-couple and…
