SJC Long Island students, faculty and staff gathered outside on the campus quad Monday during Common Hour, chairs spaced six feet apart, for Mass on the Grass. Father Francis “Frank”…
She wanted to be a helper. That’s why Cecilia Young started making masks for her friends and family. “I always think of the anecdote Mister Rogers told on his program,…
Wednesday, September 9. We marked our calendars back in June when St. Joseph’s College President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., announced plans for reopening in the fall. And now the day…
Intubated and unable to talk, Edwin Torres wrote one last message to his younger sister: “I’m proud of you, and I’m sure when you graduate you are going to get…
It happens every summer. You’re outside enjoying some time with mother nature, minding your own business, when out of nowhere, you feel a slight sting. You look down, and there’s…
Morocco. France. Spain. While you may not be able to hop on a plane and travel around the world right now, you can bring the world to your very own…
At first, he was planning on going the pre-med route. But when Konstantine Rountos, Ph.D., realized there are careers in the field of environmental science, he quickly switched his focus…
Two SJC Long Island psychology graduates presented during a virtual conference hosted by the Eastern Psychological Association this summer, discussing topics they studied in Dr. Dominique Treboux‘s research lab at…
SJC Long Island 1996 alumnus Anthony Martino, a certified therapeutic recreation specialist, is helping reposition Southside Hospital COVID-19 patients.
The importance of the connection between one’s self and the environment. That’s what Leah Winston learned from Ecological Psychology when she took the course during her final semester at SJC…