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  1. Clinic Students Advocate for Children Fleeing Gang Violence in Central Ame rica
    … Child Advocacy Clinic . “Children growing up in Central Ame rica, in towns plagued by gang violence, view the world … and MS-18 has fueled migration from Central Ame rica northwa rd in record numbers. Tragically, it’s young people who … much more serious than that. I recently had a client who wa s incarcerated. His father is deceased, and I knew his …
  2. McCallen Society Honored for Commitme nt to St. John’s
    … October 15, 2018 St. John’s University extended a wa rm welcome on Wednesday, September 19, to me mbers of The McCallen … while upholding the values that make St. John’s unique for near ly a century and a half.”  Angelica Acevedo, a … McCallen Society Honored for Commitme nt to St. John’s …
  3. New “MAD Lab” at the Center of Content Creation for Students
    … January 17, 2019 Located along the Marillac Breezewa y, the new Me dia Arts and Design Lab, known as the MAD Lab on the … as they also work together. “The MAD Lab offers a wa y for students to learn the theory inherent in their …
  4. Brian Jarmain ’98 on a Successful Career Shaped by Serendipity, Persistence, and St. John’s Law Connections
    … arrived at St. John’s Law intent on a career in the investme nt industry. His interest in the field wa s sparked by his prior work as a corporate paralegal at Davis Polk & Wa rdwell, where he wa s exposed to the legal side of …
  5. At Family Weekend, Parents Join Students to Savor Campus Life
    … October 17, 2013 Traveling to New York from as far awa y as Michigan, Texas, and California, over 300 St. John’s … Weekend Weekend events kicked off Friday evening with a wome n’s volleyball game against BIG EAST rival Georgetown at … Salnave, associate dean for student developme nt. “We had near ly 1,100 students and family me mbers in attendance, so …
  6. St. John's Professor and Students Volunteer to Ease Suffering of Children in Guatemala
    … children whose health problems hinder their ability to swa llow. Colodny, an Associate Professor of Communication … hands-on experience part of a graduate-level course, Manageme nt of Pediatric Dysphagia in a Developing Country. The … at the orphanage are at risk for dysphagia, or difficulty swa llowing, which can lead to malnutrition, choking and …
  7. Bernardette Vaskas '57UC Treasures Her Lifelong Connection to St. John's University
    … cum laude from St. John's University in 1957, the Cold Wa r and the arms race between the world's super powers were well underwa y. Having majored in Mathematics and minored in Physics, … for very long and had a low employee number, so they let me go." Undaunted by what would subsequently prove to be a …
  8. Exploring Optics and French Cuisine during a Summe r Internship in Paris
    … September 18, 2019 Fresh from a summe r in Paris, France—as one of just eight students chosen … me find this incredible opportunity.”  “The REU internship wa s also an absolutely amazing cultural experience. The … St. John’s first cohort of the  S-STEM Scholars Program ,  wa s assigned to work at the Photophysique et Photochimie …
  9. Me et the Dean: David L. Bell, Ed.D.–Informal Conversations with the Deans of St. John’s University
    … February 24, 2020 David L. Bell, Ed.D. , wa s born and raised in Chicago, IL. He became Dean of The School of Education on August 1, 2019. Dr. … in the College of Education and Social Work. What wa s your initial career choice? I originally wa nted to … Me et the Dean: David L. Bell, Ed.D.–Informal Conversations …
  10. Good Reads: The Favorite Books of St. John’s Faculty—Rev. Patrick S. L. Flanagan, C.M., Ph.D.
    … soul. In this recurring series, St. John’s faculty share some of the titles and authors on their “must read” lists that … book The   Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. When I wa s in high school, Sr. Nora Doody, O.P., introduced my classmates and me to this novel. Sister unpacked it in a wa y that I have done for my business students, pointing to …