SJNY Magazine

For Adailed “Adi” Marshall Garcia, the Academic Center for English Language Studies (ACES) program is a safe place to dream about her future as a nurse. It’s an academic setting…

Two students in the Writer’s Foundry at SJC Brooklyn earned scholarships to attend writing workshops last summer. Paul Corning ’22 joined award-winning writers at the Bread Loaf Workshop Series, while classmate Mary…

Judith Campbell Stearns ’67 cherishes her time at St. Joseph’s College. The professors challenged her intellectually, she bonded with friends over a shared passion of ballet and the opera, and she lived…

Even at 6 years old, Alexandra Ehrhart was already a passionate athlete. So it was all the more a crushing blow when a 14-hour operation to remove a benign tumor…

Emily Heiser went from homebody to global explorer her junior year at SJC Long Island, when she accepted the opportunity to study abroad through a faculty-led trip to Romania. “I…

When she was just 4 years old, Carolina Flores walked into the country with her mom and two siblings, gaining political asylum after having escaped a civil war in their…

More than 30 participants attended the first annual Dr. Rana and Biology Club Day Fall Seminar via Zoom, hosted last month by SJC’s Sustainability Committee and the Department of Biology. …

She exemplifies the highest standards of service leadership in teacher education. That’s what earned S. Nancy Gilchriest, SSND, Ed.D., associate professor of education at St. Joseph’s College, the Charles C.…

It was her own experience as a student at St. Joseph’s College that inspired Kathleen Blumenthal to return to the institution as an employee and help others realize their potential.…