A quest to protect the world’s environment. That’s what led Cade Terada to transfer to SJC Brooklyn this semester. Growing up in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, the 20-year-old political science major…
St. Joseph’s alumni filled out a special questionnaire for I?SJC week, explaining how they met their best friend at the College.
The ring of the classic Jeopardy! theme song filled the student lounge in Tuohy Hall on Monday afternoon, as SJC Brooklyn students celebrated Black History Month by playing their own…
The international surge of feminism sparked by the #MeToo movement made its way to a SJC Brooklyn senior’s research project. Alia Rohain Khizer, a senior psychology major, designed a research…
It’s one of the longest days of the year for teachers: parent teacher conferences. The tired third grade teacher at a local public school is preparing for a late evening…
Navigating the last semester of college can be a stressful time for graduating seniors. Ellen Burti, director of the Office of Career Preparation and Professional Development at SJC Brooklyn, shared…
A month-long art gallery featuring the creative talents of St. Joseph’s College staff and faculty kicks off Jan. 23 in SJC Brooklyn’s Tuohy Hall. “Expressions” — showcasing the work of…
He can’t recall his name, but high-energy comic Chris Distefano ’06 credits a comedian who spoke at St. Joseph’s College with helping inspire his career choice. The SJC Brooklyn graduate said…
SJC Brooklyn embraced the Christmas season this week, donating nearly 100 gifts to Public School 65 Mother Hale Academy in the Bronx. On Monday, Tajuana Rivera, the people accounting secretary at…
Michael Miner spent his summer riding a bicycle through Silicon Valley, California — with mountains and the San Francisco Bay on the horizon — peddling to get experience in research…