Law School Community Comes Together for Annual Alumni Luncheon
The St. John's Law community came together recently in celebration at the annual Alumni Association Luncheon.
Dean’s Travel Study Program Returns to China
St. John’s Law students, alumni, faculty, and administrators explored China earlier this month as participants in the intersession Dean’s Travel Study Program.
Students Pitch Business Ideas to Industry Leaders at University Competition
Tapping the entrepreneurial spirit at St. John’s, the College of Professional Studies (CPS) launched its first Pitch Johnny Competition, allowing students to pitch their business ideas to industry professionals and compete for a grand prize.
Twentieth Annual President’s Dinner Raises Record Level of Funds for Student Scholarships
The 20th Annual St. John’s University President’s Dinner celebrated many milestones, as well as the University’s enduring mission of service to others, while raising a record-breaking amount of scholarship funds that will directly benefit St. John’s most accomplished and deserving students—especially those with financial need.
Actor Shows his Mastery in Spinning Yarns
John Lithgow begins his solo Broadway show with the question, “Why do we tell stories?”
St. John’s University Raises Record-Breaking $3.6 Million at Annual Insurance Leader of the Year Dinner
St. John’s University’s School of Risk Management, Insurance and Actuarial Science (SRM), part of The Peter J. Tobin College of Business, hosted its 23rd Annual Insurance Leader of the Year Award Dinner on January 17, raising a record-breaking $3.6 million to fund student scholarships and support program initiatives.
St. John’s Unveils Statue Honoring Basketball Legend Joe Lapchick
Dedicating a permanent memorial to a towering figure in Red Storm and American basketball history, St. John’s University unveiled an 11-foot-six-inch bronze statue of the late and legendary men’s basketball Coach Joe Lapchick.
Kathryn Shepherd '09 Fights for Women and Children Seeking Asylum
Between 2015 and 2016 alone, over 180,000 children and families were apprehended at southern U.S. border crossings. “This is a humanitarian crisis,” says Katie Shepherd '09 of the American Immigration Council
We Are the Healers
Meet three St. John’s graduates who embraced the University’s Vincentian mission of service by working to improve the health of others.
McCallens and Loughlins Hear The Magic Flute’s Siren Call
The St. John's Alumni Christmas season began on a dazzling note as more than 70 members and guests of The McCallen and Loughlin Societies enjoyed a performance of The Magic Flute, sung in English, at the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center.