Ancestral Articulations, a group art show hosted by the Brooklyn Campus Council of the Arts and curated by its director Ramona Candy, is open now through March 10 in the…
The feature photo includes details from photographs on display at the exhibition: Kenji Nakahashi, Japanese, 1947-2017, Trimming, 1987, chromogenic color print. Anonymous gift in memory of Kenji Nakahashi; George Barker, American, b. Canada, 1844-1894, Niagara…
Shinnecock Bay was recently named a “Hope Spot,” or a space critical to the heath of the ocean, by Mission Blue, a global nonprofit organization that aims to explore and…
With six reported run-ins with sharks so far this summer in the waters off Long Island, swimmers, surfers and beach-goers alike have been left wondering what’s causing this uptick in…
Peter Lin, Ph.D., associate chair and professor of psychology at St. Joseph’s University, New York, is set to interview Dr. Myrna Weissman, a professor of epidemiology and psychiatry at Columbia…
Jake Shore had longed to write a story centered on a graffiti artist ever since he was a child growing up in Rhode Island and witnessing the street art of…
When it was time for Cleyvis Natera to get serious about writing her debut novel — “Neruda on the Park” — she knew she had to restructure her life to…
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What Can You Do with a Health Care Administration Undergraduate Degree?
This article explores the important role of the health care professional when graduating with a baccalaureate degree and examines current and future career opportunities. It focuses on students with little…
The teachers at Saint Mark Catholic Academy in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, might not have expected an education in Star Trek’s Klingon language during a recent professional day presentation by St. Joseph’s…
Hands-on summer research projects led two SJC Long Island biology adolescent education majors to present thesis research projects at the recent New York Chapter of the American Fisheries Society’s Annual…