The Professor John J. McCabe '65 Lecture Series Part 2: A Conversation with Jason Calacanis took place on Tuesday, November 19, at Morgan Stanley's headquarters. The lecture series exposes the St. Francis community to perspectives on financial topics from leaders and innovators in the world of finance and economics.

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.

"Juneteenth is a day of triumph, freedom and a reckoning with a past that is an integral part of our history. While there is little doubt that we have much to celebrate and while we recognize that Juneteenth is a day of celebration, we also recognize that it is an important day for us to reflect on what it means to be fully committed to promoting democracy across our country."

Fr. James Martin, SJ, one of the nation's most recognized Catholic priests, will join writer Jon Sweeney to discuss his young life, his calling to the priesthood after a career as a corporate executive, and his work within the Church and with media.

St. Francis College welcomed award winning architect Jeffrey Beers as the latest speaker for the Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series on November 10, 2016.

The year-end Project Access ceremony celebrated the success of a top graduate at St. Francis College as well as the potential of students currently in the program on April 27, 2017.

Celebrated in May each year since 2006, Jewish American Heritage Month is a time to reflect on the many ways the Jewish community has enriched American life.

The line wrapped around the block, hundreds deep, two hours before author Junot Díaz's was set to speak on April 16 at St. Francis College. Dozens had to be turned away and 100 people were set to watch the event from an adjoining room.