“Order My Steps,” a short film directed by Augusta Palmer, chair of the department of media and communication at St. Francis College, and written by Kathryn Grant, an instructor in the department, will premiere next month at the Women Deliver Arts & Film Festival in Kigali.

On April 13, the National Endowment for the Humanities announced that Dr. Augusta Palmer, chair of the Communication Arts department, had been awarded a $291,480 grant to complete her documentary film “The Blues Society.”

A new trio of Fellows with expertise in human rights, DEI, sustainability and human trafficking issues join the St. Francis College community, helping contribute to the development of a signature Human Rights Program.

Earning a spot in the St. Francis College Nursing Program while also being President of the Model U.N. Club shows that junior Saskia Hosein '18 knows how to balance her school work. But SFCTV Reporter Vann Brewer '17 tells us, Saskia is also a success on an international scale.

Jamel Brinkley, acclaimed writer and SFC lecturer, is named a Finalist for 2018 National Book Awards in Fiction for his debut collection of short stories titled "A Lucky Man."

St. Francis College Professor Kathryn Grant will see her latest play, The Good Counselor, in lights this week at Premiere Stages at Kean University premiering on July 15 and running through August 1.

Sociology and Criminial Justice Professor Nickie Phillips tackles the issue of "deathworthiness" and the Man of Steel in a blog post on the Wall Street Journal site.

St. Francis College alumnus Ken Daly '88, President of National Grid New York and member of the College's Board of Trustee came to St. Francis on April 21, 2015 to offer the talk, "Life Long Lessons in Doing the Right Thing" for the second Kenneth D. Daly – National Grid Lecture Series.