SJC Brooklyn

With smiles on their faces and a bounce in their step, a group of St. Joseph’s College students spent last Friday’s common hour packing bags of nonperishable food to donate…

The New York State Financial Aid Administrators Association (NYSFAAA) has recognized two of St. Joseph’s top financial aid advisers for the hundreds of volunteer hours a year they pour into…

St. Joseph’s College celebrated celebrated Veterans Day with a full week of events to honor those who have served, together with those who now serve, the country. At the close…

Eager to explore future opportunities, St. Joseph’s College students flooded the Hill Center Oct. 30 to attend the College’s annual Internship and Graduate School Fair. Omila Harilal, a junior mathematics and…

SJC Brooklyn students had a fang-tastic time during the annual Halloween party on Wednesday afternoon. Students came dressed in their best costumes — as characters from Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale;”…

Early in his career — long before the invention of cell phones — Benedetto routinely arrived to assignments extra early to scope out public telephones, so that when an event was over, he could phone his office and tell his editor the scoop. He saw the industry adapt to technology first hand — from the introduction of laptops, cell phones, and later, smart phones and social media.

Learn more about St. Joseph’s College’s study abroad trips in spring 2019 to Oxford, France, South Africa and Costa Rica.

Several St. Joseph’s College alumni returned to their alma mater in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, Monday to have an in-depth discussion about the latest trends in teaching special education classes.  Moderated…

“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.”