“For the past 10 years, I’ve used this retreat to immerse our students into the concepts we explore in class,” Dr. Lin said. “By bringing them to this monastery, students can concentrate, be one with their own thoughts, and experience the healing properties of mindfulness free of everyday distractions.”
The Office of Marketing and Communications sponsored its annual supply drive Aug. 30 in partnership with the YWCA Brooklyn and national sorority Gamma Sigma Rho on.
Service is more than a calling for Christopher Malcaus —it has defined his SJC Brooklyn career.
SJC’s Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) hosted 40 students from three local high schools last week for “Interview 360,” an event designed to teach the students the basics…
The first-ever “SJC Art Day” – held on campus at SJC Brooklyn last week – had three key objectives: foster appreciation for the arts, provide hands-on experience and showcase art’s…
SJC Brooklyn’s Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) hosted about 70 students from the High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology (EBT) for the high school’s “Sophomore Student Conference”…
St. Joseph’s College Council for the Arts welcomes choreographer Preeti Vasudevan to SJC Brooklyn on Wednesday April 18, for “In Parallel Process,” a performance of Indian classical dance. The 1 p.m.…
The executive director of UPROSE – Brooklyn’s oldest Latino community based organization – will discuss her views on climate change April 30 at SJC Brooklyn during her presentation, “Climate Justice: From…
Ted Hamm, Ph.D., associate professor of journalism and new media studies, will present the inaugural talk of the “Lectures for Our Next Century” series Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the…
Leah Nanako Winkler, a faculty member of SJC Brooklyn’s creative writing M.F.A. program, was awarded the Yale Drama Series Prize for her new play “God Said This.”