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Elisabeth Fondren, Ph.D., Featured on the BBC World Service Discussing the History of War Reporting
Elisabeth Fondren, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Journalism, The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies recently appeared on BBC Witness History, a program produced by the...
Bukhari Lab Receives Grant for AI Drug Repurposing Research
The Bukhari Lab at St. John’s University has been awarded a $562,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop artificial intelligence (AI) tools that can help identify existing...
Explore the Future of Global Journalism
Students Encouraged to Attend Discussion on Global Reporting in the Digital Age Students in the St. John’s University journalism program will host a conversation with the United Nations 2026 Reham Al...
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Beyond the Game: St. John’s Students Explore the Influence of Sports, Media, and Technology
What do sports, social media, artificial intelligence, mental health, politics, and gambling have in common? Students at St. John’s University recently explored that question through More in Common: The “Sportsploitation”...
From WSJU to SiriusXM: Robert Cotto’s Career Comes Full Circle
More than two decades before Robert Cotto ’04CCPS produced a documentary about iconic musician and Sopranos star Steven Van Zandt and joined him at SiriusXM, the musician was already one...
Law Matters: A Conversation With Professor Ashley B. Armstrong
Professor Ashley B. Armstrong is advancing the contextual case method from theory to practice, demonstrating how pairing judicial opinions with supplemental texts can give students a fuller understanding of the...