NAACP Hosts Discussion on Gun Violence and Terrorism
Kenneth Carter, Contributing Writer
December 5, 2018
Filed under News
The NAACP at St. John’s University held an open discussion titled “Gun Violence and Domestic Terrorism,” on Thursday, Nov. 29. NAACP President Tamia Morris and Educational Chairwoman Sloane Walker ran the event. To start off the conversation, they presented information about two shootings that ...
Safety Abroad
Ariana Ortiz and Kendall McCormick
November 8, 2017
Filed under Home Scroll, News
When a suspected Islamist militant drove a van into a crowd of people in Barcelona in August, killing 14 people and injuring 100, St. John’s says its public safety teams based both stateside and abroad responded swiftly. Denise Vencak, the new head of Public Safety, said that in the immediate wake...
TriBeCa Terror Attack Shakes SJU
Isabella Bruni, Co-News Editor
November 8, 2017
Filed under News
Lower Manhattan was the scene of what officials are calling the deadliest terrorist attack in New York City since Sept. 11, 2001 as eight people were killed and 11 were injured last Tuesday, Oct. 31 after a pickup truck rammed into pedestrians along a West Side Highway bike path. One victim was f...
Why You Didn’t Hear All About the Shooter in Tennessee
Morgan Mullings, Staff Writer
October 17, 2017
Filed under Opinion
You might be surprised to know that you missed such an impactful and terrifying event. On Sunday, Sept. 24, one person died and seven were injured in a shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Nashville, Tenn. The alleged shooter, a Sudanese documented immigrant, had attended the church befor...
Don’t Let Fear Limit Your Travels
Erin Sakalis, Staff Writer
October 4, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Nearly 40 percent of St. John’s University undergraduates study abroad during their time here through a variety of programs SJU offers. Although European vacations have long been among the most coveted and romanticized, there have been concerns about violent attacks in countries including both S...
