St. Francis College recognized Brooklyn's business and nonprofit leaders as well as its top students, faculty and staff during the College's 130th Charter Day convocation on Friday, April 25.

St. Francis College marked Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, on April 24, 2014 with a program of Poetry and Music.

St. Francis College History Professor Bro. Geoffrey Clement appeared on the WNBC program, The Debrief with Davis Ushery on the May 20, 2014 episode to discuss the Canonization of Popes John XXIII and John Paul II.

Award winning writer George Saunders (CivilWarLand in Bad Decline, Pastoralia, The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip) read from his latest collection of short stories, Tenth of December, as the latest speaker for St. Francis College's Walt Whitman Writers Series on Monday, April 14.

Spencer Educational Foundation, Inc. has awarded St. Francis College a $50,000 grant to develop new modules that will teach Risk Management to entry level and upper level management and finance students at the College. The grant is funded by RIMS, the risk management society.

With the support of one of the biggest names in TV News, Tom Brokaw, and the President of National Grid, New York, Kenneth D. Daly, St. Francis College raised more than $720,000 at the 53rd Annual Charter Award Dinner held April 1 at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Nearly 300 runners came out for the 16th running of the Eileen C. Dugan Memorial 5K at Brooklyn Bridge Park on April 5.

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

Professor Alison Dell introduced her Molecular Biology Class to the online, international competition PHYLO. The goal of the game is to figure out ways to match sets of DNA to help look for ways to identify and further genetic disease research.

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.