David Pogue, Yahoo Tech columnist, former New York Times tech columnist and host of NOVA ScienceNow, moderated an in-depth exploration of one of the hottest topics in today’s business world, Big Data, at the Saint Peter’s University 43rd Annual Regents Business Symposium on November 7. Nearly 250 business leaders, faculty and students were in attendance at the Mac Mahon Student Center […]
On November 5, undergraduate students filled The Duncan Family Sky Room in the Mac Mahon Student Center to take the time to give thanks to the University’s scholarship donors who made their education possible. This event was the Fifth Annual Scholarship Information Session Luncheon, which is held each year in advance of the Thanksgiving holiday. […]
A project that was almost a decade in the making came to fruition on Sunday, November 2 with the dedication of the newly constructed veterans memorial titled, Tribute to Sacrifice. The project began on December 13, 2004, when Rev. James Loughran, S.J., then president of Saint Peter’s, authorized Thomas Donnelly, Ph.D., professor emeritus of sociology, […]
Bob Kaiser ’64 and Jim Kelly ’64 recently returned to Saint Peter’s University to celebrate their 50th class reunion. It may have been awhile since they have been back on campus, but alma mater has never been far from their minds. Both Kaiser and Kelly believe in the importance of paying it forward in order […]
Saint Peter’s University has alumni affinity groups in the fields of finance, healthcare and law, but on October 21, the University celebrated the launch of the Alumni in Education Network, and what better place to celebrate than the new home of the School of Education on the Jersey City campus? Alumni, faculty, administration and current […]
“A conscious mind does not write poetry, an unconscious mind does.” These were some of the words of wisdom shared by acclaimed poet, Marie Howe, during the inaugural event of the poetry lecture series titled, “Valente and Blihar Families Poetry Series,” sponsored by Judy Valente Reynard ’76, a critically-acclaimed author and alumna of Saint Peter’s, […]
“The real fuel of entrepreneurship is hope. Every day when you wake up you have another shot at it. Maybe today is the day. As long as there is hope, maybe people are willing to try.” Those were the words of Jeff Hoffman, author and co-founder of Priceline.com and ColorJar, who delivered the luncheon keynote […]
The statistics on campus sexual assaults are alarming. It is estimated that in one year, 300,000 women in colleges and universities are raped. Additionally, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, 95 percent of campus sexual assaults go unreported. The severity of this issue is irrefutable and as a result, college officials and legislators are […]
Alumni Weekend was held on the third weekend of September and celebrated the 50th reunion of the Class of 1964. Former classmates came together to see all of the changes at alma mater firsthand. But the most important reason for attending was best summed up by Jack Campion ’64, member of the Class of 1964 […]
Edward O’Connor, Jr. ’64, former New Jersey senator, made two visits to Saint Peter’s this week. The first visit was to celebrate his 50th reunion with fellow classmates from the Class of 1964. The second visit was to tell current students about how his experience at Saint Peter’s prepared him for life during the 2014 Michaelmas […]
Following the recent earthquake on January 12, the College will collect funds to be donated immediately to help bring relief to Haiti.
Fr. Novak was a cherished friend to the College, serving on the Board of Trustees until 2004 and most recently, the Board of Regents.
The new degree will prepare students for the 58,000 jobs that will be created in the environmental sustainability industry.
The grant will support seniors at Saint Peter’s College who are having difficulty making outstanding tuition payments.
The Northfield Bank Foundation’s gift will provide scholarships to four Saint Peter’s students from New Jersey.
This program prepares students to manage patient information and medical records, among multiple other skill sets.
The Peacocks had no trouble with the early wake-up call for ESPN’s 24 Hours of College Basketball Tip-off Marathon.
On permanent display in the College’s quadrangle, the Peace sculpture was dedicated to the College by renowned artist Jasha Green in 1979.
One student will be eligible to win free tuition for the spring semester. Other game events include SPC’s Pep Band debut and a Thanksgiving food drive.
This event is in honor of Fr. Joseph Kelly, who was a founding member of the CROP Hunger Walk at the College in 1979.
