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Staten Island's Richmond Choral to shed 'Divine Light' on Caesar Franck this weekend
Tenor Benjamin Robinson is among the guest soloists joining Richmond Choral Society for "Divine Light." "DIVINE LIGHT" Richmond Choral Society under the baton of Marina Alexandar STATEN ISLAND, NY - People shopping for transcendence and spiritual refreshment can look to churches and temples, 12-step sessions and yoga classes.
Rose L. Volpe, wife of first College of Staten Island president, dies
Rose Volpe and her husband Edmond are shown during a visit to the College of Staten Island in March 2007.
Perfect 2,400 by Staten Island student puts him in eilte company
The sky's the limit for an Annadale teen who is among an elite group of students to earn a perfect score on the SAT.
Richmond Heights High School's singers hits right notes in Manhattan competition
For the second straight year the Richmond Heights High School Choir blew away the competition during the Music Festival Competition, being named the Grand Champion Winners of the Big Apple Classic Choral Music Festival in New York City.
College of Staten Island interim president: New dorms will 'transform the campus'
Dr. William Fritz imagines looking out his office window to watch students studying, eating lunch or playing pick-up Frisbee games on the Great Lawn at the College of Staten Island -- turning the campus into more of a gathering spot than a pathway from classroom to classroom.
Montclair State tops College of Staten Island in NCAA softball opener, 7-3
Montclair State junior right-hander Alex Hill recorded 11 strikeouts and aided her own cause with a two-run homer as the nationally third-ranked and top-seeded Red Hawks opened NCAA Division III Montclair Regional play Thursday with a 7-3 victory over the eighth-seeded College of Staten Island.
Stefanie Mondido and Sean McAuliffe are engaged
The future bride is the daughter of Paula Walshe of Castleton Corners and Anthony Mondido of West Brighton, who have announced the engagement.
College of Staten Island now a doctoral-degree granting school
Since 2006, students studying for their doctorate in physical therapy at the College of Staten Island were really earning their degrees from the CUNY Graduate Center.
Apponequet music students shine in Big Apple
Specifically, the event was held at the College of Staten Island and participants included the Apponequet Choir, Sandpipers & Tribesmen, Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble.
Her 'life plan' shattered, Staten Island hurricane victim finds refuge in Fla.
For decades, Carole Lazorisak dedicated her remarkable energy to help her fellow Staten Islanders -- advocating for equal access for the deaf in her role as college professor, advocate, community leader, and former director of the College of Staten Island resource center for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
Rutgers-Camden trio are childhood studies pioneers
After they receive their diplomas in childhood studies this month, three Rutgers-Camden students are likely to continue to face the same assumptions and questions they have for the last six years.
Carolina Forest Higha s choirs make their mark in New York
The Carolina Forest High School Show Choir and Classical Choir each took first place in their divisions at the Big Apple Choral Classic last Saturday at the College of Staten Island in New York.
Activists working to find solutions for youth unemployment
Youth unemployment has reached 11.7 percent nationally, according to the U.S. Dept.
College of Staten Island softball squad sweeps New Rochelle
Victoria Procopio posted two pitching victories, combining with Brittany Smith on a five-inning no-hitter in the nightcap, as host College of Staten Island swept New Rochelle, 13-0 and 12-0, on Tuesday to improve to 21-14 overall.
Staten Island Cinderella story comes true as high school senior selects her prom gown
It took more than an hour for Lucinda Martinez to travel by bus from her West Brighton home to Ultimate Fashions in Great Kills Wednesday morning.
St. John's University to honor Staten Island high schools for post-Hurricane Sandy efforts
Staten Island high school students were front-and-center in the months after Hurricane Sandy, holding candlelight vigils, raising funds and collecting toys and supplies for those impacted by the storm.
SIEDC Conference puts students wise to the ways of business
Wednesday's 15th annual Staten Island Economic Development Conference wasn't just for established members of the borough's business community.
'Remembering Willowbrook' mounted at the College of Staten Island
The terrible Willowbrook State School, the 1970s poster child for inhumane treatment of handicapped citizens, does not haunt the College of Staten Island's Willowbrook campus, which occupies the site today.
Staten Island Port Richmond HS inductees selected
Timothy M. Gannon, principal of Port Richmond High School, has reported that members of the 2013 Port Richmond High School Alumni Hall of Fame Selection Committee have announced the names of former students to be inducted into the high school's Hall of Fame at Port Richmond on Saturday at 1 p.m. Dr.
Saadia Toor discusses political history of Pakistan
Saadia Toor , the last speaker of the Mellon Foundation lecture series, spoke Monday on the wide ranging political history of Pakistan and the various movements it has experienced Professor Robert Rozehnal of the Center for Global Islamic Studies at Lehigh introduced Toor and spoke of his gratitude both to the Mellon Foundation and Toor for making ... (more)