On March 2, the criminal justice, religious studies and social sciences departments at the Long Island Campus hosted Greg Mingo for a lecture about his time behind bars for crimes…
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,…
In a bid to combat the rising tide of opioid abuse and addiction in our area, the Criminal Justice department at St. Joseph’s University, New York’s Long Island Campus hosted…
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…
She wanted to make a young girl’s dream come true. That’s what inspired SJC Long Island’s Myrka Argueta, 20, to donate school supplies to 7-year-old Estefany while visiting family in…
Johnny Hincapie visited SJC Long Island to share his story of being falsely convicted of murder and imprisoned for 25 years.
John Gomez said he’s grateful that his scholarship to attend St. Joseph’s College is helping him climb the ranks to his dream career. Gomez is a senior criminal justice major…
Auzeen Shariati, Ph.D., assistant professor of criminal justice at SJC Long Island, cowrote an article about the perception of school campus safety.
Learn about some of the new and unique courses open for students to enroll in at SJC Long Island for fall 2019.
Outpacing all predictions, enrollment for fully online programs at St. Joseph’s reached 500 students in fall 2018 — a 400-percent increase from the first semester enrollment of 99 students.