COVID-19

As part of a comprehensive effort to keep the College community healthy and safe as it returns to in-person learning this fall, St. Joseph’s College commissioned a public service announcement…

Christine Murphy, SJC Brooklyn’s vice president for enrollment management, recently participated in a webinar about higher education. The Long Island Herald hosted “Staying Local for College” earlier this month, featuring…

Future teachers reached an unprecedented obstacle during the COVID-19 pandemic: fewer options to get valuable practice time in front of a classroom. Anne Mulligan, Ph.D., associate chair and assistant professor…

SJC Long Island’s Dominique Treboux, Ph.D., professor of psychology, and her former students Mikayla Kowalevich ’20 and Olivia Phillips ’20 presented research virtually this month at the Society for Personality…

Long Island Business News featured an SJC Long Island alumna in a health forum about the COVID-19 pandemic last month. Kate Schneider ’99, who oversees recreation programming for the memory…

St. Joseph’s College graduate Sandra Lindsay ’99 — the Long Island nurse who last month became the first person in the country to receive a COVID-19 vaccine — will be…

Here’s a look back at SJC Brooklyn’s most important stories from 2020. January Celebrating 50 years of being coeducational: St. Joseph’s College became a coeducational institution in the 1969-70 academic…

The year 2020 was unlike any other, yet the SJC community still shined even in the face of tremendous adversity. Here, we acknowledge some of SJC Long Island’s important moments…

The St. Joseph’s College community came together virtually Saturday, Dec. 19, to formally confer the degrees of more than 1,100 SJC Long Island students from the Class of 2020. “This…

The SJC Brooklyn community joined forces this month to donate nonperishable food to families in need, ahead of Thanksgiving. The College collected an assortment of nonperishable items for the food…