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Holocaust Survivor Shares Message of Hope with St. John’s Community
On Holocaust Remembrance Day , a survivor of Nazi Germany’s attempt to exterminate European Jews delivered a message of hope to the St. John’s University community. Manfred “Manny” Korman, 91, of...
D’Angelo Lecture Highlights Divisive Times for the United States
“I’ve never lived in angrier times than right now.” That was the observation made by Owen Flanagan, Ph.D., the 2023 Peter P. and Margaret A. D’Angelo Chair in the Humanities at St. John’s University, during the annual lecture held on April 3 in the D’Angelo Center on the Queens, NY, campus.
Future Johnnies Celebrate Accepted Student Day
St. John’s University welcomed more than 1,700 high school seniors, graduate candidates, and their families as they converged on the Queens, NY, campus on Saturday, April 15, for Accepted Student Day.
History Major Selected as St. John’s University’s First Henry Luce Foundation Scholar
Senior Reem Nemmassi has been selected as a recipient of the prestigious Luce Scholars Program. This nationally competitive fellowship is awarded annually to 18 graduating seniors and young alumni...
Alumni Spotlight: Marc A. Zirillo ’18CPS, ’22MS
Earning my Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and Master of Science degree in Cyber and Information Security from The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies at St...
China Relaxes “Zero COVID” Policy, Making Study Abroad Less Challenging for Students
Up until January, the Chinese government’s “Zero COVID” policy was a major hurdle for foreign students who planned to study in China. Prior to the pandemic, nearly 500,000 foreign students studied in...
St. John’s Assistant Vice President Receives Recognition for Doctoral Research in School of Education
Eric M. Finkelstein, the Assistant Vice President for Planning and Outcomes in the Division of Student Affairs at St. John’s University, is currently working toward his Ed.D. in Instructional...
International Education Week Celebrated
After the pandemic hiatus, St. John’s Office of International Education (OIE) was ready to celebrate International Education Week again. During this salute to study abroad, foreign language study, and...
International Spotlight on St. John’s Gilman Scholars: Home Again
“Journals to Journeys” follows six St. John’s recipients of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship as they prepare for their new destinations abroad, their first impressions once there, and...
Linguistically and Culturally Appropriate Language Assessment: a GOLE Collaboration
In the fall of 2022, Tinashe Nhokwara, MSc in Audiology, Shahdeedah Aufe, and I ran a six- week Global Online Learning Exchange (GOLE) course between 20 St John’s undergraduates majoring in Speech...