St. John's University (New York)
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| motto | Sigillum Universitatis Sti Joannis Neo Eboraci ( Christian education completes the soul ) |
| founding | 1870 |
| place | New York City |
| country |
 United States
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| president | Joseph L. Levesque |
| Students | 20,346 |
| Employee | 1,456 |
| Annual budget | $ 350.5 million (2012) |
| Networks | FIUC |
| Website | www.stjohns.edu |
The St. John's University is a private university in New York City in the US state of New York . With 20,346 students, it is the second largest Catholic university in the United States after DePaul University . It was founded in 1870.
In addition to the main campus in Jamaica (borough of Queens ), St. John's has branches in Manhattan , Staten Island and Rome .
Faculties
- Humanities and natural sciences
- pedagogy
- Pharmacy and Health Professions
- Professional Studies
- Law ( St. John's University School of Law )
- Economics ( Peter J. Tobin College of Business )
Sports
St. John's University's sports teams are called the Red Storm . The university is a member of the Big East Conference .
The Belson Stadium was z. B. used by FC New York .
Personalities
- Anthony Joseph Bevilacqua - Archbishop of Philadelphia
- Lou Carnesecca - basketball coach
- Shalrie Joseph - soccer player
- Darryl "DMC" McDaniels - founder of the hip-hop band Run-DMC
- Chris Mullin (basketball player) - basketball player
- Ron Silver - actor
- Tim Parker - soccer player
- James Schiro - Insurance Manager
- Metta World Peace (birth name: Ron Artest) - basketball player
Web links
Commons : St. John's University - collection of images, videos, and audio files
- St. John's University (English)
Individual evidence
Coordinates: 40 ° 42 ′ 55.7 " N , 74 ° 0 ′ 45.3" W.