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Service and Scholarship Celebrated at St. John’s Annual President’s Dinner
For more than two decades, the annual President’s Dinner has brought together generations of alumni, trustees, administrators, staff, faculty, friends of St. John’s—and most importantly, students—to raise funds for scholarships, especially for those students most in need. St. John’s premier fundraising event also serves as an opportunity to honor people and organizations with the Spirit of Service Award for exemplifying the University’s Vincentian mission of service.

Founder’s Week Marks Vincentian Mission in Action
Founder’s Week is both an annual celebration of the University’s Vincentian heritage and an opportunity for the St. John’s community to actively participate in its mission of serving those most in need.

New Athletic Director Receives Warm Welcome from University Community
St. John's introduced Mike Cragg as its seventh athletic director in program history on Tuesday in a press conference inside Carnesecca Arena.

20 Questions With....
Lou Carnesecca ’50C, ’60GEd, ’00HON is a legend in New York and college basketball circles worldwide.

St. John’s Cracks the Top-25, Checks in at No. 24/23
Red Storm ranked nationally for the first time in four years.

Johnnies Win Overtime Thriller, 97-94, at Georgetown
Ponds’ 37 points lead Red Storm past Hoyas in D.C. for the first time since 2003

Red Storm Rolls Past No. 16/18 Marquette, 89-69
Johnnies record largest margin of victory against a ranked team in more than two decades

St. John’s Cruises Past Sacred Heart, 104-82
The St. John's men's basketball team improved to 12-0 with its most productive offensive outing in years, downing Sacred Heart, 104-82, at Carnesecca Arena.
Collins College of Professional Studies releases new viewbook, "Discover, Innovate & Succeed"
The Collins College of Professional Studies releases their latest viewbook: "Discover, Innovate & Succeed"

St. John’s Downs St. Francis Brooklyn, 86-52
The Red Storm, one of just nine unbeaten teams remaining in the nation, continued its best start since 1982-83, when the Johnnies won a school record 14-straight games to begin the campaign.