A native of Guilford, CT, Mr. Musto was interested in attending St. John’s since high school. “When I began my search for graduate schools in 2011, I wanted a school with a strong international M.B.A. program, and St. John’s was immediately at the top of the list.”
Recently named a recipient of a Jeffe Fellowship with the New York Preservation Archive Project (NYPAP), Jeanette Lazo ’11C, ’21G continues to use the skills and knowledge gained during her days as a...
When John Marchi ’13TCB launched his college career, he had no doubt that he would honor the legacy of his family by becoming a third-generation Johnny. “St. John’s has been a household name for...
Although she did not major in Environmental Studies while an undergraduate at St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at St. John’s University, as an alumna, Tina Walsh ’10C maintains a close...
By the time Martin Wilson ’77CBA arrived at St. John’s University, he already had a deep attachment to the institution. His father, Martin J. Wilson, Jr. ’52CBA, and several other family members had...
After completing his first semester of medical school, Joel Ennin ’20P reflected on how grateful he was for the four years he spent at St. John’s University.
As a high school track star who ranked nationally in the top 10 for the 100-meter dash, Aaron A. Tolson ’97SVC was in the coveted position of being offered full athletic scholarships from seven universities, including St. John’s.
“The intersection of these two fields prepared me for the work I do now, which is about individuals who are involved in systems,” she said. “It’s also about how systems can fail an individual, leading...
“We are always coming up with all of these ideas and projects when we ‘talk science,’” said Dr. Cabarcas-Petroski of the ongoing collaboration with Dr. Schramm. Recently, Drs. Cabarcas-Petroski and...
I transferred to St. John’s from a public university in New Jersey. I had always attended Catholic schools, and I missed having a Catholic-based education and a smaller learning environment. I learned very quickly that being at a big school was not a great fit for me.
As St. John’s University celebrates its 150th anniversary, Irene Bozzi Caccavallo ’75CBA reflects on another seminal birthday for her alma mater. She was a high school junior in 1970, exploring local...