A lifelong commitment to service led Arnaldo Deliz to the biology department at SJC Brooklyn — his first stepping stone in a climb toward becoming a medical doctor. “At a young age…
A group of St. Joseph’s students will sit back and relax Saturday during the Office of Campus Ministry‘s Too Blessed To Be Stressed Retreat. Sister Marie Mackey, CSJ, said the April…
Tim Wise, an anti-racism activist and writer, drew a large crowd of students, faculty and staff into Tuohy Hall’s auditorium this month when he spoke candidly about issues of discrimination. Wise…
With the Office of Career Preparation and Professional Development in their corner, SJC Brooklyn students have new and exciting career opportunities at the tips of the fingers. This semester alone, the office has…
St. Joseph’s College President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., is preparing to lead two musical performances at SJC Brooklyn in April. During “An Afternoon with Chopin: Preludes, Nocturnes and the Ballade No.…
St. Joseph’s College and Irish pride collided Saturday afternoon during the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Continuing a St. Joseph’s tradition that spans more than six decades, students, faculty…
Members of the SJC Brooklyn community filed into the Kennedy Chapel in Burns Hall last week for a special mass in recognition of National Catholic Sisters Week. The Rev. Juan…
SJC Brooklyn students hit the polls this week to select the next Student Government Association president. Amarfi Collado, a junior and a member of the campus’ dance team, is going…
The St. Joseph’s College community is getting ready to celebrate the luck of the Irish on Saturday in New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Joining in the festivities of…
“The Masked Singer” competition made its way to SJC Brooklyn this week as students and staff hosted the campus’ own version of the popular FOX reality show to help raise…