SJNY Magazine

Heralded as “a ray of light in our nation’s dark hours,” St. Joseph’s University, New York alumna Sandra Lindsay RN ’99, DHSc, received the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Thursday…

St. Joseph’s University, New York alumna Sandra Lindsay RN ’99, DHSc, a critical care nurse manager at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom on…

It couldn’t hurt to try. That’s how Dominique Brutus felt when applying to St. Joseph’s University, New York as a senior in high school. And that’s how she felt when…

Even as a high school student, Ethan Smith knew he wanted to go to college and major in accounting. But it was the internship experience offered through St. Joseph’s University,…

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…

When 11 St. Joseph’s University, New York alumni created the DJ Schiulaz ’10 Memorial Scholarship in honor of their friend and fellow alumnus David “DJ” Schiulaz, they set a goal…

For as long as he can remember, Patrick Cleary wanted to be a teacher. But it was his time at St. Joseph’s University, New York that made him confident in…

He wasn’t always interested in writing. That didn’t really come about until college. But Thomas “T.E.” Hahn has held a passion for storytelling ever since he was a child. “It…

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…