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  1. Justin Fuller ’25 Name d Academic All-Ame rican Trial Advocate
    … the National Association of Legal Advocacy Educators name d Justin Fuller ’25 an Academic All-Ame rican Trial … Rubino ’23 were generous with their time and talents. I wa s eager to learn everything I could from them, and they … developme nt.” Inspired by his PTAI me ntors, Fuller wa s happy to help others build their trial advocacy …
  2. Cultural Imme rsion Program Prepares St. John’s Students for Study Abroad
    … and thrive across cultures through its signature  Cultural Me ntorship Program (CMP)—a foundation of the University’s … as a student, and as an individual.” For students, CMP is a wa y to kick-start their study abroad experience before they … John’s also hosts more than 700 international students from near ly 100 countries.  St. John’s is also committed to …
  3. A Peer-to-Peer Tutoring Program Thrives at St. John’s Law
    … Law, Evidence, Business Organizations, Federal Income Tax, Trusts & Estates, and more. The program is designed … there were generous students who would make great tutors. I wa nted to provide an opportunity for them to support their … earning compensation and contributing to the Law School’s wa rm, welcoming, and collaborative culture.” Growing and …
  4. CPHS Student Joins Front Line of Health Workers to Defeat Pandemic
    … helps patients stricken with COVID-19 while working part-time as an Eme rgency Departme nt Technician at NYU Winthrop … . “Seeing some thing like this happen only reinforces why I wa nt to be a physician assistant. My goal in life is to help people in any wa y, shape, or form, to the best of my ability. It is the …
  5. With One Letter and 2150 Signatures Jen Hopkins ‘21 Takes Action on Police Reform
    … June 22, 2020 In the wa ke of the senseless police killing of George Floyd, as … racism.   No More Talking, What Are We Going to Do?    That wa s the call to action sounded by the program’s lead … Articles Editor on the St. John’s Law Review, welcome d the opportunity. “The Law Review came up with some great …
  6. Chemistry Major Makes his Mark as Published Author in Science Journal
    … June 14, 2021 Gonzalo R. Vazquez-Jime nez, a fourth-year Chemistry major and Biology minor in … is a significant accomplishme nt,” said Dr. Møller. “Gonzalo wa s an integral part of this research, and he contributed … between these two very different diseases.” Gonzalo, who wa nts to be a neurologist and researcher, became involved in …
  7. Art Historian’s Lecture Details Discovery of Missing Masterpiece
    … Family in New Rochelle, NY. After a few minutes of quiet me ditation, Prof. Ruggio scanned the otherwise empty church … Baroque painting. An art historian and artist, Prof. Ruggio wa s intrigued. “It’s a habit I have, wa lking into churches during off hours,” Prof. Ruggio said. …
  8. Ame rica’s Fastest-Growing Sport a Hit with St. John’s Alumni
    … and couch potatoes alike. Now, Pickleball has made its wa y to the tennis courts of St. John’s University, where … learned about Pickleball from one of The McCallen Society me mbers,” explained Susan M. Damiani ’87CBA , Director of … (short for Pickleball Johnnies ), this intrepid group of near ly 30 St. John’s alumni joins together each week from …
  9. Catholic Scholars Begin a New Year of Faith, Service, and Learning
    … September 26, 2022 Prior to the start of the fall seme ster, St. John’s University welcome d its new and returning … of the retreat. “The Catholic Scholars opening retreat wa sn’t only the start of a new academic year—it wa s the start of new beginnings between us Catholic Scholars …
  10. Speech-Language Pathology Students Work with Children in Spain
    … Sciences traveled to Salamanca, Spain, during the spring seme ster to participate in a clinical practicum as part of … language acquisition in childhood developme nt.   “This trip wa s the first of its kind for the class, myself, and the … the claynguage techniques in the classroom. Their goal wa s to integrate and enhance both Spanish and English …