SJNY Magazine

Ever since she was a child, Asma Hosein knew she wanted to be an educator.  “My mom was a teacher, and she’s one of my biggest role models,” said Hosein,…

As a first-generation college student, Gerome Bell ’11 has made a career of furthering his education. He received a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from St. Joseph’s College in 2011,…

St. Joseph’s University, New York hosted its second annual Esse Non Videri Gala Awards Dinner on Friday, Nov. 18, this year honoring six alumni who have achieved transformational success in…

For a while, Gregory Bruno, Ph.D., had been abstractly interested in teaching literacy in prisons and jails; he’d been compelled by how both the prison system and the education system…

Jikonikwenu. What may just look like a jumble of letters to you means so much more to St. Joseph’s University, New York alumna Charlette Lopez. Not only does it directly…

A few months in Spain. A faculty-led trip to Costa Rica. A semester abroad in Barbados. St. Joseph’s University, New York students and alumni recently discussed with us their experiences…

Ever since he was a child, he wanted to be a physician. That’s what led Philip Branigan to earn a B.S. in Biology from St. Joseph’s University, New York in…

Pictured above is Lieutenant Walter J. Nelson Jr. with his son Kristofor, daughter Pia and wife Dr. Mary Nelson at Kristofor’s graduation from the FDNY Academy.  Dr. Mary Nelson’s first…

While many small business owners struggled to stay afloat during the pandemic, Greg Melita found his not only survived, but thrived. Hamptons Jiu Jitsu, opened by the St. Joseph’s alumnus…