College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Partners with Relmada Therapeutics, Inc.
St. John’s University’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, in collaboration with Relmada Therapeutics, Inc., is proud to announce a new fellowship for pharmacy program graduates. The St. John’s...
Educating during COVID-19, Dean of The School of Education Discusses Future of Pedagogy
The spread of COVID-19 poses formidable challenges to students and educators at every level of education. However, with every crisis comes an opportunity to transform. As the world adjusts to remote...
St. John’s Law Announces New Fellowship for Black Students and Scholarship for Students of Color
St. John’s Law is launching two important new initiatives to further its commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism: the Theodore T. Jones, Jr. Fellowship and the Aequitas Scholarship...
Black Alumni Association Serves Integral Role in Alumni Community
St. John’s vast alumni network is more than 190,000 members strong. Within this proud group are several association affinity groups that focus on joining together to foster career advancement...
St. John’s Takes Down Providence, 92-81, for Sixth Straight Win
The St. John's men's basketball team continued its stretch of stellar play on Saturday, extending its winning streak to six and pushing past Providence, 92-81, inside Alumni Hall.
International Collaborations Thrive at St. John’s University’s Design Factory
The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies (CCPS) organized several virtual exchange or international collaboration initiatives during the Fall 2020 semester. In October...
St. John’s Athletics Receives Major Gift to Support Men’s Basketball Program
St. John's University is pleased to announce a major philanthropic commitment of one million dollars from William J. Janetschek '84CBA, '17HON, Chair of the St. John's Board of Trustees and Retired...
St. John’s-Sponsored COVID-19 Study Reveals Wide Racial Disparities
A recent St. John’s-sponsored study finds the food and health-care security of Native Americans and people of color in New York City have been adversely impacted during the pandemic. “This study...
St. John’s Stuns No. 3/3 Villanova, 70-59
Hosting its highest ranked on-campus opponent in more than four decades, the St. John's men's basketball team took down the No. 3/3 Villanova Wildcats in convincing fashion, 70-59, on Wednesday at Carnesecca Arena.
CCPS Professors and Students Recognized for Research
Erald Troja, Ph.D., Director of the Cyber Security Systems program at The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies, and his students, Ice Lin, a fourth-year Computer Science...