The walkway outside of Founders Hall heading to the Dillon Center on the Brooklyn Campus has been named for Joan Reardon Dillon ’56 to recognize her lifetime of dedication to…
Students, professors, alumni and other individuals from across the University community gathered Monday, Oct. 30, at the Brooklyn Campus to listen to Tamara Mann Tweel, Ph.D., program director for civic…
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Viet Thanh Nguyen Presents ‘A Man of Two Faces’ at the Brooklyn Campus, Oct. 18
St. Joseph’s University, New York is set to host Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen at its next Brooklyn Voices event on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. Nguyen will…
A Brooklyn Campus relief drive benefitting the victims of the recent Turkey-Syria Earthquake collected food donations and other essential items over the past month. The Muslim Students Association (MSA) appealed…
Local 10-year-old Phoenix Scott is the newest Brooklyn Campus softball team member. The fifth-grader, who has been diagnosed with Leukemia, connected with the program through Team IMPACT and signed her…
Master Lecturer and Writer’s Foundry Review judge Laura Kolbe recently had her poem “Simple” published in the Feb. 6 print edition of The New Yorker. Kolbe, a writer as well…
The Muslim Students Association (MSA) at SJNY’s Brooklyn Campus is conducting a donation drive to benefit those affected by the recent catastrophic earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Requested items include…
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…
More than 30 former Brooklyn Campus basketball players attended Alumni Day at the Hill Center on Saturday, Feb. 4. Alumni from the men’s and women’s basketball programs returned to participate…
A few weeks before Raymond Morales ’12 graduated from St. Joseph’s, he met Roseangela Fracchiolla ’13 at an end-of-year luncheon event for the Student Leadership Experience program. They attended SJNY together…
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