Christiana Bitonti ’08 owns a small dance theatre in Riverhead and Greg Melita ’06 started a Jiu-Jitsu studio in Southampton. Both of them this year delt with the very real…
Fear. Sadness. Stress. They’re among the many emotions felt by the nurses who gave — and continue to give — their all on the frontline as COVID-19 ravaged New York,…
This month marks the unprecedented beginning of teaching careers for many new educators who graduated from college just a few months ago. “I am confident that my school will do…
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,…
SJC Brooklyn is welcoming its Bears back to the den, as the College reopens with a plan designed to ensure the community has an enhanced safe and secure place to…
Friendly faces from the Office of Student Life — and a handful of new health and safety protocols — greeted new and returning SJC Brooklyn students moving into the off-campus…
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…
Harmonize your mind, body and life. They are the key principles toward coping with stress during a disaster, according to SJC Brooklyn Psychology Associate Chairman Peter Lin, Ph.D. Dr. Lin…
SJC Long Island 1996 alumnus Anthony Martino, a certified therapeutic recreation specialist, is helping reposition Southside Hospital COVID-19 patients.
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