Gabby Smalls '21, a political science major, was among the first cohort of undergraduates accepted into the month-long New York Law School (NYLS) Summer Pre-Law Program.

Amal Hawari '19 started a full-time job at Group Nine Media after graduation, building on a internship she started there her senior year at St. Francis College.

U.S. Representative Nydia M. Velázquez (D-NY 7th District) is the first guest in Reflections of a Life in Public Service, a new discussion series between Miguel Martinez-Saenz, President of St. Francis College, and local elected officials and other leaders.

Incoming St. Francis College science students got a jump start on some of the College's toughest STEM classes, at a multi-day bootcamp to prepare them for Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Anatomy and Physiology courses they will take this fall.

Five St. Francis College students spent two weeks in Brazil studying that country's economics, politics and society.

Maureen Lawrence has been named the St. Francis College's Chief Financial Officer (CFO), spearheading the College's long-term financial strategy.

St. Francis College now houses the first Troops to Teachers (TTT) office in New York State, thanks to a collaboration between the College and the New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE), and a grant from the federal government.

Dr. Steven M. Lipson, Professor of Biology & Health Promotion at St. Francis College, co-authored the book Cheating in Academia: Innovative Tactics, Insidious Ploys, and Defensive Rationale, published this past winter. Lipson and co-authors Dr. Lorraine Findlay of Nassau Community College and Dr. Laina Karthikeyan of New York City College of Technology examined why students cheat and how they do it.

Biology major Jenna Ellington '20 has research in her blood. At least in the lab, where she spent her summer at Brown University, an Ivy League institution in Providence, Rhode Island, as an intern studying diseases related to high blood pressure as part of the Leadership Alliance Summer Research Early Identification Program.

Eight incoming students who are part of the this year's Project Access, a program that provides supplemental reading, writing and critical thinking training for select St. Francis College first-year students, completed one of two optional summer bridge seminars designed to transition them academically from high school to college.