WSPR Radio, “the voice of Saint Peter’s University,” celebrated the station’s new location on the fourth floor of the Mac Mahon Student Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on November 20. The newly opened student center is a major component of Students at the Center: The Campaign for Saint Peter’s University. The state-of-the-art, six-story structure is […]
The Saint Peter’s University Englewood Cliffs campus (ECC) is a special place for many of the alumni who attended classes at the University’s Bergen County location over the years. While the campus has previously hosted various events for alumni, an official ECC Alumni Chapter Committee was recently established. The group officially launched the Englewood Cliffs […]
On November 21, the Office of the New Jersey Attorney General and CarePoint Health Foundation hosted “An Introduction to Human Trafficking: A Hudson County Human Trafficking Awareness Seminar” in The Duncan Family Sky Room at Saint Peter’s University. The program helped to raise awareness regarding the increase of human trafficking in New Jersey due to […]
As many Saint Peter’s students know, service is a major component of a Jesuit education and each year more than 800 Saint Peter’s students contribute a combined total of approximately 16,000 hours of service to local, national and global organizations. Erich Sekel, associate director of campus ministry for community service, is always seeking ways for […]
“If it isn’t broke, fix it anyway,” was just one of the pieces of advice that the attendees left with at the end of the 42nd Annual Regents Business Symposium on Friday, November 8. These words of wisdom were spoken by Paul Tagliabue H ’05, former commissioner of the National Football League (NFL) and member […]
Author and Lecturer Chris Lowney discussed “Dusty Feet, Laundry and a Llama Print Jacket: Lessons About Leadership” as part of The John Tagliabue ’67 H ’05 Lecture Series at Saint Peter’s University on October 30 in The Duncan Family Sky Room at the Mac Mahon Student Center. During the lecture, Lowney explored the leadership of […]
While life is often fast-paced, the arrival of the Thanksgiving season often causes one to pause and reflect upon the blessings of the previous year. The official holiday is still more than a month away, but students at Saint Peter’s University celebrated Thanksgiving a little earlier this year during the Fourth Annual Scholarship Information Session […]
Four alumni served as guest lecturers for Executives in Residence, a three-credit course for graduate students enrolled in the Master of Business Administration program at Saint Peter’s University. This course brings senior executives to the classroom to exchange ideas on the goals and strategies of companies and industries, and identifies issues related to current trends […]
As part of Saint Peter’s Ready, a program designed by the University and its Board of Regents to prepare students for an increasingly complex and ultra-competitive job market, a Career Fair Preparedness event was held on October 2 in The Duncan Family Sky Room. Under the leadership of Career Preparedness Initiative Committee Chair Warren Fristensky […]
Choose New Jersey, the state’s lead economic development agency for business attraction, has been working tirelessly to bring and keep businesses and jobs in New Jersey. The individual leading this charge is Tracye McDaniel. McDaniel, founding president and chief executive officer of Choose New Jersey, Inc., was the featured speaker at the launch of the […]
Fr. Braden contributed an article to Connections on how to enrich identity through diversity, and the striking varieties found at Saint Peter’s.
Jersey City – Saint Peter’s College has established the Practical Application of Research in Science Education (PARSE) Institute. The goal of the program is to develop the next generation of scientists and technologists by providing a new model for science education, as well as innovative, collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches to professional development.
Big Brothers Big Sisters is in good company partnering with Saint Peter’s College, where more than 50 volunteer opportunities exist for students.
The AD’s Academic Honor Roll includes all student-athletes that have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or better.
Students will receive a Bachelor’s degree from Saint Peter’s in sociology or psychology and a Master’s degree from Seton Hall in occupational therapy.
The students are scheduled to phone-in live to the College’s inauguration viewing event on Tuesday.
Michael Milligan, an actor in the Tony Award-winning Broadway play August: Osage County, was on hand December 8, 2008, to see the first public performance of his adaptation of the ancient Greek myth Phaeton.
The show explored Drs. Bonato and Bubka’s research on how vision affects self-motion perception and motion sickness.
Saint Peter’s College is the only four-year institution for higher education in New Jersey to receive this recognition in both categories.
Father Kelly served as a campus minister at Saint Peter’s for more than 20 years before joining The Actors’ Chapel in NYC.