Eight Long Island Campus students enrolled in a World Religions class through the campus’ Honors Program took part in an Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony at Temple Beth El in Patchogue…
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…
After excelling both academically and athletically at the Long Island Campus of St. Joseph’s University, New York, Caleigh Capek feels well prepared for her next journey in life — grad…
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 Director of Campus Ministry Cristian Murphy ’14 will be honored this month by Wyandanch Homes and Property Development Corporation (WHPDC) during their event “Celebrating Our Heroes: A…
Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends celebrated all things SJC Long Island Thursday, Sept. 24, through Saturday, Sept. 26, during this year’s Golden Eagles Spirit Fest. Events offered participants a…
Members of the St. Joseph’s College community share how their faith and spirituality are keeping them positive during uncertain times.
Johnny Hincapie visited SJC Long Island to share his story of being falsely convicted of murder and imprisoned for 25 years.
St. Joseph’s College faculty and alumni discuss the benefits of the Department of Religious Studies and what they gain from it.
She doesn’t always do things the “nun-y” way. Sister Margaret Smyth, O.P., is the first to tell you she’s a bit unconventional when it comes to carrying out her work…
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