St. John’s Celebrates Cultures on Campus During International Education Week
International Education Week brings the St. John’s University community together for a series of programs that highlight the many cultures and backgrounds represented across the Queens, NY, campus.
Staying Human: VCSJ Lecturer Unpacks the Catholic Response to AI
If the first Industrial Revolution forced the Church to confront the dignity of workers, the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution demands something even bolder: a renewed defense of the human person. That was the message from Joseph M. Vukov, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Associate Director, The Hank Center for The Catholic Intellectual Heritage, Loyola University, Chicago, IL, during his lecture, “The Catholic Intellectual Tradition in an Era of AI.”
Institute for Catholic Schools Provides Educational Resources to Local Catholic School
The Institute for Catholic Schools (ICS) in The School of Education at St. John’s University recently donated approximately $2,800 worth of academic and sensory learning tools to Father Vincent...
Leading with Heart: Lucy A. Pesce Recognized for Changing Lives at St. John’s
Commitment to the Vincentian mission shone brightly last week when Lucy A. Pesce, Executive Director for Mission Initiatives at St. John’s University, was honored by Depaul USA with the Dax Champion Award for her unwavering leadership and compassion. Ms. Pesce’s recognition highlights not only her personal dedication but also the University’s broader mission to uplift and serve individuals experiencing homelessness.
Alumna Charts the Direction of Staten Island’s Largest Hospital
As a young adult, Meagan Sills ’06C aspired to a career in law enforcement. But as the newly promoted president of Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH) said, sometimes the road to happiness includes a detour or two.
St. John’s Student-Led Event Teaches High School Students Responsible AI Use
A unique workshop led by St. John’s University First-Year Seminar students introduced high school students to the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI).
Cabrini Film Events at St. John’s Highlight a Legacy of Catholic Service
The life story of one of America’s most celebrated Catholic educators and immigrant advocates brought several hundred students, faculty, alumni, administrators, staff, and friends of St. John’s...
Meet Anna R. Lukachik ’80Ed, Pietas Medal Recipient
At St. John’s University’s annual Alumni Convocation on October 18, Anna R. Lukachik ’80Ed received the Pietas Medal, an award that honors exceptional alumni for their service and achievements...
St. John’s Pays Tribute to Service at Annual Veterans Day Ceremony
St. John’s University proudly honored members of the veteran community on Thursday, November 6, celebrating the courage, service, and sacrifice of those who currently wear or have worn a US Armed Forces uniform.
Chaminade Students Explore St. John’s Cutting-Edge Resources, Reinforcing Longstanding School Partnership
Chaminade High School—one of the region’s most prestigious and academically rigorous institutions—has long enjoyed a reciprocal relationship with St. John’s University, providing a pipeline for students interested in continuing their Catholic education in an atmosphere rife with the opportunities and technological advancement for which both schools are known.