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Fares Ferjani Officially Qualifies for the Summer Olympic Games
St. John's fencing saber specialist Fares Ferjani has officially qualified for the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. On Saturday, Ferjani took 10th place out of 207 fencers at the Men's Saber World Cup...
National Activist Reflects on the Power of Interfaith Efforts for Antiracism
The civil rights movement of the 1950s and ’60s is widely acknowledged as the seminal effort to end racism in the United States. But it was also a powerful interfaith movement that stretched across...
Anderson, Alexander Claim Major BIG EAST Awards
On the eve of the Red Storm's BIG EAST Tournament opener, Head Coach Mike Anderson and Posh Alexander have claimed major end-of-season awards from the conference. Anderson has been named the BIG EAST...
Educating the Next Generation of Sport Performance Analysts
From the first moment they begin taking classes at St. John’s University, students studying in the Division of Sport Management at The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies...
Alumna Finds Her Inner Voice
Tara O’Grady ’94SVC, ’96G feels reflective. Looking out a sun-splashed window in her bucolic Beacon, NY, home, she absorbs the transformative changing of seasons. As the waning days of winter...
Posh Alexander Takes Top Defensive Honors, Julian Champagnie Named Most Improved
A day after earning spots on All-BIG EAST teams, Posh Alexander and Julian Champagnie garnered additional recognition from the league on Monday, as Alexander shared BIG EAST Defensive Player of the...
ROTC Cadet Personifies Leadership and Service
As a child, Homeland Security major Jason Nikolatos dreamed of serving his country in the US Army . During his freshman orientation at St. John’s University, he met recruiters for the Red Storm...
Nation’s Premier Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition Innovates and Succeeds Virtually
Last week, over three days, law students on 34 teams came together from homespun courtrooms across the country and, along with 90 preliminary round judges and brief graders and 25 U.S. federal judges...
Researcher to Speak on Quantum Computing and Communication
Faculty from the Cyber Security Systems program in The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies will host distinguished quantum researcher Walter O. Krawec, Ph.D. , Assistant...
Making Her First Court Appearance Virtually in a Pandemic a St. John’s Law Student Changes a Life
As she walked into the Law School building in early March, Sam Gagnon ’21 experienced a bit of a time warp. About a year ago, as a student in the Law School’s in-house Child Advocacy Clinic , she was...