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Turn Passion into Purpose

Explore St. John’s Today!

Turn Passion into Purpose

See how your journey aligns with what drives you.

Hannah Manjooran

Hannah M.

Queens, NY

In the Classroom

Risk Management and Insurance

Risk Management and Insurance, Bachelor of Science

Business Analytics

Business Analytics Minor

In the Community

Clubs and Organizations

Actuarial Club

In the World

Internships

Career Services

Communications, Marketing & Media

See Another Area of Interest
Maria Villarroel

Maria

Orlando, FL

In the Classroom

Journalism

Journalism, Bachelor of Science

International Communication

International Communication, Master of Science

In the Community

Clubs and Organizations

President’s SocietyThe Torch

In the World

Internship

LinkedIn

Science & Mathematics

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Jenna Charles

Jenna Charles

Queens, NY

Management, Entrepreneurship & Innovation

See Another Area of Interest
Joel Stephen

Joel Stephen

Trinidad and Tobago

In the Classroom

Management

Management, Bachelor of Science

In the World

Internship

W.R. Berkley Corporation

Science & Mathematics

See Another Area of Interest
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Lucas Shears

Warren, RI

In the Classroom

Environmental Studies

Environmental Science, Bachelor of Science

Physics

Physics Minor

In the Community

Clubs and Organizations

Plunge Program

In the World

Internship

Campus Sustainability

Education That Elevates

With programs for every path, a St. John’s University education gives you limitless opportunities to broaden your mind, discover your passion, and reach new heights.

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Service

At St. John’s, you help make the world a better place by volunteering, fighting injustice, and serving those in need.

Majors, Minors, and More

Our more than 100 undergraduate majors and programs of study are designed to prepare you for a successful future.

All Undergraduate Programs
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Flexible Options

With online, hybrid, and in-person options, you can earn a degree that works with your schedule.

Graduate Programs

As a St. John’s graduate student, you gain deep knowledge, practical experience, and lasting connections to help you achieve your goals. Whether you want to continue your studies, explore new avenues, or advance your current career, we can help.

All Graduate Programs

Additional Academic Opportunities

Nondegree Programs

Enrich your life with a nondegree program in everything from short-term English language and American culture offerings, to professional development or exchange programs.

High School Student Programs

Through the College Advantage Program, you can enroll in select high school courses while earning college credit at a deeply discounted rate.

Want to learn more?
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Featured Opportunity

Living Our Values

As a Catholic and Vincentian University, our core values are woven into every aspect of our University and focus on six tenets: Truth, Love, Respect, Opportunity, Excellence, and Service.

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

Rossella Rago ’09C
Value in Action

Opportunity

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

EDWARD A. CABAN ’89SVC NYPD Headshot
Value in Action

Service

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

Wendell Cruz, Esq. ’91SVC, holding a camera on the sidelines of Carnesecca Arena
Value in Action

Opportunity

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D., M.Div. ’86C, ’90GEd
Value in Action

Love

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

Tiffany Easton
Value in Action

Respect

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

Peter Paolo posing with an American flag next to a row of other national flags
Value in Action

Opportunity

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

Diana Nikoloski ’22CCPS
Value in Action

Truth

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

St. Augustine Hall Exterior Shot during Spring time.

Cultivating Global Citizenship

At St. John’s, you can immerse yourself in a variety of new cultures and perspectives, whether you study in the US or abroad.

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New York Locations

Nestled in the heart of Queens, NY, our 102-acre campus blends suburban tranquility with urban excitement.

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Rome, Italy

At our Rome campus, you enjoy a timeless academic experience steps away from Vatican City and the heart of the city.

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Paris, France

Immerse yourself in the City of Light and enjoy incomparable artistic, cultural, and educational opportunities.

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Limerick, Ireland

Study in one of Ireland’s oldest cities at Mary Immaculate College, a vibrant Catholic college on 25 acres, steps from medieval castles and cathedrals.

We Are St. John’s

Our current students and alumni have amazing stories to tell. See how these Johnnies have transformed their passion into real-world success.

Jamie Soderman ’21SRM

Global Travel and Career Success: How This Alumna Built a Thriving Career in Risk Management

Jamie Soderman ’21SRM, a proud alumna of the Maurice R. Greenberg School of Risk Management (GSRM), embarked on a remarkable journey that took her across the globe and ultimately led her to excel in her chosen career path in the ever-evolving field of Risk Management.

Jamie Soderman ’21SRM The Peter J. Tobin College of Business

Highlight

She earned a Master of Science degree in Risk Management and Risk Analytics from the Maurice R. Greenberg School of Risk Management, Insurance and Actuarial Science at The Peter J. Tobin College of Business on the Manhattan, NY, campus of St. John’s University.

Lucas Shears carrying a carton of lettuce

Student Sees Possibilities in Urban Ecology and Sustainability

Sustainability is more than an experiment for St. John’s University student Lucas Shears. It’s a way of life.

Lucas Shears '24 St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Highlight

Born into a family of green thumbs in rural Rhode Island, Lucas, a senior majoring in Environmental Science with a minor in Physics, is spreading the good news of eco-friendliness across campus as a member of the Earth Club and a student worker in the Office of Sustainability. He was among a small group of students who, to commemorate Earth Day in April, reopened the campus organic garden, raising vegetables to feed the hungry and planting trees to reduce carbon inefficiency.  

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