This semester, St. Francis College launched its first master’s degree program in education, the M.S.Ed. in special education, for which there is considerable demand throughout New York City and State.

The Fellows Program will bring to SFC during the 2022-2023 academic year five professionals with expertise in human rights, global anti-Muslim racism and Islamophobia, ethical and spiritual dimensions of human rights, politically and socially engaged art, and digital media and broadcasting.

On April 25 and 26, the Department of Nursing at St. Francis College sponsored its first-ever Nursing Research Days.

Partnership goals include promoting educational opportunities and community safety.

Co-curated by art collector Lise Curry and Francine Rogers, We Are The World will feature an array of different perspectives, techniques and modes of expression by 23 international artists.

A new trio of Fellows with expertise in human rights, DEI, sustainability and human trafficking issues join the St. Francis College community, helping contribute to the development of a signature Human Rights Program.

In its study released today, U.S. News ranked SFC 15th out of 57 institutions in the category of Northern Regional Colleges, based on its performance on 17 indicators of academic quality as compared to other colleges in its geographic area with similar academic missions.

Delivering on its commitment to create more flexible learning opportunities for students, St. Francis College today announced that it will now offer five more degree programs fully online.

For years, St. Francis College's Education Department has been training new generations of educators, offering undergraduate degrees in childhood and adolescent education and physical education that prepare students for graduate school, professional certification and fulfilling jobs in primary and secondary school settings. Since spring 2019, the College has graduated 47 education majors.

Shaka King, director and co-screenwriter of the 2021 Academy Award-nominated film "Judas and the Black Messiah," will discuss his work and career with screenwriter and playwright Ben Snyder, the dramatic writing coordinator for St. Francis College's MFA program, on May 6 at 7 p.m., as the latest guest in the College's Write in Brooklyn discussion series.