St. John’s University held its annual business plan competition featuring nearly 90 student submissions spanning technology, hospitality, health care solutions and more. Winners included projects leveraging artificial intelligence for small businesses as well as concepts supporting cultural inclusion among students.
St. John’s University hosted more than 1,650 accepted students during its annual Accepted Student Day event on April 21st in Queens while announcing a new program providing free course materials for incoming freshmen this fall.
St. John’s University’s Tobin Center has partnered with Conser in Bolivia for an executive education series targeting insurance professionals across Latin America. The virtual program addresses emerging risks such as climate events while connecting academic expertise with industry practice.
Walsh University’s DeVille School of Business held its annual scholarship luncheon awarding funds raised by sponsors. Keynote speaker Thomas B. McGowan IV pledged $100,000 toward future university initiatives during his address.
St. John’s University has partnered with Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) to develop artificial intelligence tools tailored for higher education needs while emphasizing ethics and academic integrity. The collaboration allows faculty input into tool design ahead of broader campus rollout starting this summer.
Students from Tobin College of Business at St. John’s University presented diverse research projects during a recent university-wide symposium in Queens. Topics ranged from economic pressures facing young women to racial equity in entrepreneurship.
The Intellectual Property Law Center at St. John’s Law is expanding programs during the school’s centennial celebration by adding courses on trade secrets and artificial intelligence while relaunching its Student Fellows Program for aspiring lawyers interested in intellectual property fields.
St. John’s University recently hosted senior insurance executives for an intensive Global Risk Leadership Program at its Manhattan campus. Participants engaged in interactive sessions on industry trends before visiting key financial institutions around New York City.
St John’s University’s business and law graduate programs have been recognized among America’s top-100 by U.S.News & World Report for 2026 following significant ranking improvements this year.The university credits faculty effort,and flexible programming designed for working professionals.
Gabriella Muñoz from St. John’s University’s Tobin College has been named one of the American Advertising Federation’s Most Promising Students for 2026. The award recognizes her academic achievements and leadership within both campus organizations and community service initiatives.