SJU Alumni Found 9/11 Compensation Firm
Isabella Bruni, Managing Editor
March 27, 2019
Filed under Features
The terror attack that consumed New York City on Sept. 11, 2001 still lingers within the lives of New Yorkers throughout the five boroughs, and two St. John’s alumni have made it their mission to bring justice to those still suffering. Chris Baione (‘09) and Matt Baione (‘11) are both graduates ...
Sigma Pi Commemorates 9/11 with Various Events
Isabella Bruni, Co-News Editor
September 20, 2017
Filed under News
The members of the Sigma Pi-Iota Tau fraternity spent Tuesday, Sept. 12 remembering the events of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attack with a softball game against Public Safety at the Red Storm Field followed by a pig roast on the Great Lawn. The softball game is a new tradition in its second year for the ...
A father’s fight for health and justice: 15th anniversary of 9/11
Caitlyn McAloon, Staff Writer
September 14, 2016
Filed under Features
Fifteen years ago on Sept. 11, many people were going about their day as if it were any other. But it was on that September morning that everything changed when the United States came under attack. Sophomore Emily Thomas had just started preschool. Her father dropped her off, as was their daily mor...
St. Thomas More Church hosts its first annual carnival
Erin Bola, Social Media Manager, Staff Writer
September 14, 2016
Filed under News
Students gathered on the Great Lawn this Sunday afternoon to enjoy the first annual St. Thomas More Carnival, hosted by Campus Ministry, Red Zone and Student Affairs. The event was held in conjunction with Red Remembers, a program dedicated to honoring the lives lost in the terror attacks on 9/11. ...
The Aftermath of 9/11: SJU’s role
Father Patrick J. Griffin, CM, Special to the Torch
September 10, 2015
Filed under Opinion
In my room, on the highest shelf above my books, I have a white hard hat and a dark blue air-filter mask. These are reminders of the events of 9/11 for me. Like thousands of other ministers, after the crashing of the planes into the Towers, I volunteered to serve at the site as a chaplain. I was summo...
Manhattan Campus Remembers 9/11
Kieran Lynch, Features Editor
September 12, 2012
Filed under Features
Eleven years ago yesterday, 2,996 people lost their lives in downtown Manhattan, Washington D.C., and Shanksville, Pennsylvania in the worst attack on American soil. While many New Yorkers’ lives were forever changed that day, there was a group of St. John’s students whose whole fall semester was...
A Memory That Never Fades
Harry Saunders, Contributing Writer
September 12, 2012
Filed under Features
Whenever we turn our gaze toward New York’s iconic skyline today, we are brutally reminded that it is not the city that it was 11 years ago. In 2001, as I stood on top of the “Twin Towers” that would come down just one month later, I, much like the rest of the world, had no idea of the tragedy...
University Mass Commemorates 9/11
Anthony O'Reilly, Staff Writer
September 11, 2011
Filed under Local, On campus, Top Stories
St. John’s offered a special mass at St. Thomas Moore Church to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Fr. James Maher said the purpose of the mass was to give people an opportunity to “express all the feelings that they’re going through." "Sin and death are not the...
