Changes to Federal Financial Aid Filing: What Parents, Students Need to Know
Sweeping changes have come to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®)—but representatives from St. John’s University’s Office of Student Financial Services say not to worry.
Tobin Students Present Investment Recommendations
Students in The Peter J. Tobin College of Business at St. John’s University put their knowledge to the test on Friday, December 8, delivering their recommendations for a trio of student-managed endowment funds.
Physics Minor Earns First-Place Poster Award at National Conference
A St. John’s University student who minors in Physics recently won a top prize at a poster competition held during the 2023 National Society of Black Physicists Conference at the Knoxville Convention Center in Knoxville, TN.
St. John’s Students Join Thousands of Fellow Catholics at Eucharistic Congress
Eight St. John’s University students were among thousands of Catholics who gathered in Auriesville, NY, recently for the New York State Eucharistic Congress. Sponsored by the eight Catholic dioceses of New York state, the Eucharistic Congress is part of a national effort to reinvigorate devotion to the Eucharist.
Christmas Card 2023
A message from Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P.
Worldwide Vincentian Family Gathering Builds Bridges
A contingent of student leaders from the St. John’s University chapter of the St. Vincent de Paul Society traveled to the North American Vincentian Family Gathering held at DePaul University in...
Holiday Events to Usher in the Christmas Season at St. John’s
Members of the St. John’s University community can enjoy the Christmas season together at a series of festive events planned for the coming weeks.
St. John’s Forum Highlights Essential Questions Raised by Growth of AI
Existing and potential future applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and the ethical dilemmas associated with it were outlined in a panel discussion hosted by St. John’s University on November 17.
Expert Outlines Dangers of Opioid Use Among Student Athletes
The danger of opioid dependency among athletes was explored with St. John’s University students on October 24 by a leading voice on addiction and substance-abuse rehabilitation. Marcus Amos, Ph.D., a...
Record-Breaking 26th Annual President’s Dinner Raises More than $3.4 Million for Student Scholarships
The 26th Annual St. John’s University President’s Dinner was a record-breaking event that raised $3,450,467—the most in its history—and the spirit of giving did not end when it concluded as in the 24 hours following the event an additional $133,113 in donations were received.