St. Francis College welcomed back alumna Lauren K. Alleyne '01 to read from her collection of poems, Difficult Fruit, on Friday, April 4.

When Yolonda Watson '16 signed up for the Entrepreneurship & Innovation course offered by the Center for Entrepreneurship at St. Francis College, she knew she would learn a few things about how to improve her travel business. But what she didn't know was it would lead to her getting a $2,000 loan that positions her business to really take off.

Award winning author Seamus McGraw came to St. Francis College to talk about Finding Your Footing in a Fractured Land, with a focus on Energy, Climate, and Fracking, Monday, March 10.

The St. Francis College Women's Poetry Initiative welcomed Daisy Fried as featured poet for the group's Spring Reading on Wednesday, March 5 at 4:30pm.

St. Francis College is proud to honor Tom Brokaw (NBC News) and Kenneth D. Daly '88 (National Grid) at the 53rd Annual Charter Award Dinner at the New York Marriott Marquis on Tuesday, April 1 beginning at 6:00pm.

St. Francis College proudly featured members of Professor Mitch Levenberg's Senior Citizen writing class in, A Rainbow Bridge of Light: Voices From the Universe, a reading of poetry and prose on Monday, April 15.

Self-proclaimed Urban Monk, Gadadhara Pandit DasaDate spoke to Professor Ben Wood's Religions of India class on Friday, February 21 about his new book, Urban Monk: Exploring Karma, Consciousness, and the Divine.

On the 50th Anniversary of The Beatles first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, Currents, a nightly news program on NET came to St. Francis College to interview History Professor and Beatles fan Bro. Geoffrey Clement, OSF.

The St. Francis College Women's Bowling Team is featured on the front page of the sports section of the Tuesday, February 4 edition of the New York Times.

St. Francis College is proud to open its doors for a unique course that mixes together a traditional college course with an open forum for community members. Social Movements, Catholic Social Teaching & the Fight for Social Justice, taught by Sociology Professor Emily Horowitz, is a semester long exploration of modern sociological issues, ethics, and challenges.