Reading on the quad. Appreciating the arts. Enjoying free food and activities. Long Island Campus students enjoyed an eventful Spring Fling Week, celebrating the change in seasons while soaking up…
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…
Touted as an evening of song and scripture, “Lessons and Carols” lived up to its festive billing at a well-attended event on Wednesday evening. The concert — which took place…
Arts and music. Free food and activities. A luau. Despite the rainy weather, SJC Long Island students enjoyed an eventful Spring Fling Week across campus, celebrating the change in seasons.…
Art featured above includes details from “Geode” by SJC Long Island student Grace Hayes (L) and “Willow Pond, Caleb Smith State Park” by Ross Barbera (R). Check out an art…
Thomas Petriano, Ph.D., professor and chair of religious studies, spoke to SJC Long Island students, faculty and staff about St. Joseph’s depiction in art and music throughout the centuries, as well…
SJC Long Island’s Council for the Arts (CFA) hosted a virtual tour of Planting Fields in Oyster Bay Monday, Sept. 27, during Common Hour, highlighting the special exhibition of American…
Take a step back in time to the 1920s during a virtual tour of a Long Island Gold Coast mansion (think Jay Gatsby’s home in “The Great Gatsby”) with St.…
A diverse, close-knit community is at the heart of SJC Brooklyn. The College celebrates its diversified community through a wide range of clubs and academic programming catering to many interests,…
The above photo is courtesy of Jonathan Lewis. The arts inspired Vinnie Bagwell early in her childhood. She had a talent for drawing since the first time she picked up…
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