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As a speech and hearing assistant at North Shore University Hospital, SJC Brooklyn student Noelia Frischeisen ends each shift with a visit to the newborns in a coronavirus isolation room.…
It’s a phenomenon occurring again and again in hospitals everywhere: One moment, a COVID-19 patient is able to breathe and speak without help — but in the next moment, sheer…
SJC Long Island’s former student veteran John Davis, who earned his degree in January, wrote a book about how to use military skills to succeed in college.
Baseball for me has always been about looking to the future. The next pitch, the next game, the next year, the next school. You can never live in the moment…
The Brooklyn Voices lecture series will continue this spring in a virtual format on March 31 at 7:30 p.m. with a presentation from former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.…
It has been widely reported that medical workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic are experiencing a severe shortage of protective face masks and other supplies to keep them…
Members of the St. Joseph’s College community share how their faith and spirituality are keeping them positive during uncertain times.
Sashoy Milton is ready for the transition to remote learning. The SJC Brooklyn biology major, who carries minors in chemistry and political science, already has experience with online classes. Milton…
St. Joseph’s Office of Information Technology Services is offering remote training sessions to help faculty prepare to teach remotely.
As St. Joseph’s College switches to online instruction for the remainder of the semester, student services offices begin offering online support.
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