St. Francis College Alumnus and former member of the College's Troupers acting club, Jim Brochu '69 took home the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Solo Performance for his portrayal of Zero Mostel in Zero Hour Monday night, May 24.

Margee Kerr, author of SCREAM: Chilling Adventures in the Science of fear came to St. Francis College to offer the talk, Hijacking Fear: The subtle, and not so subtle ways politicians and the media use fear to motivate action on November 21, 2017.

The Graphic Justice Discussions: Law, Comics, Justice Conference is set for Oct. 20th at 180 Remsen Street.

Partnership goals include promoting educational opportunities and community safety.

Not only did the FBI want to discredit Martin Luther King, Jr., it also wanted to replace him with an African-American leader more aligned with its views, said Political Science Professor Frank Sorrentino during his Black History Month lecture, The Presidency, The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr. on February 13 at St. Francis College.

St. Francis College welcomed back Professor Emeritus Francis J. Greene, Ph.D. for a talk on Landmark Preservation in New York City on November3, 2016.

The rain washed out a night of New York Mets baseball April 25, but there was no stopping Dr. John Sexton from delivering his talk, Baseball as a Road to God, at a special St. Francis College presentation at Citi Field, hosted by Mets Owner Fred Wilpon.

Health Care institutions make up the top five employers in New York City and New York State and now St. Francis College offers a way for you to take advantage of the numerous jobs in the industry with its new Master's Degree in Management.

Associate Professors of History Dr. Eric Platt and Dr. Sara Rzeszutek will lead campus-wide efforts to revise introductory college-level history courses thanks to a $1.65 million grant awarded to the American Historical Association's (AHA) "History Gateways" program by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.