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.

A celebration of the privileged rang out at the opening night gala of the 2011 Brooklyn Book Festival as Jonathan Dee, author of The Privileges (Random House), was announced as the second winner of the $50,000 St. Francis College Literary Award at the Brooklyn Book Festival 2011 Gala Mingle and Awards Ceremony held at The Green Building on September 17.

When he graduated from St. Francis College in 2011, Steve Olsen didn't have to spend too much time looking for a job, despite the tough economy. He had set the ground work for his career while he was in his junior year.

For the first time since the series’ inception in 2019, the Professor John J. McCabe ’65 Lecture was held on the St. Francis College campus.

St. Francis College is proud to announce the promotion of Joseph Cummings as the College's new Assistant Vice President of Enrollment Management Services where he will oversee the areas of Admissions and Student Financial Services.

Continuing the story that began in her 2009 film, The Hand of Fatima, St. Francis College Professor Augusta Palmer has now curated the exhibition, Jajouka: The Master Musicians of Morocco, at the Arab American National Museum in Michigan, running through November 2.

Students from St. Francis College were witness to a very honest and emotional talk on depression from noted public relations expert and author Terrie Williams on Tuesday, December 7 at the College.

Legendary boxing champion Roy Jones, Jr. led several hundred St. Francis College students and friends of Arthur Curry in singing Happy Birthday on February 18 in the St. Francis Genovesi Center on what would have been Curry's 50th birthday. Jones, Jr., HBO Sports Commentator Jim Lampley, Curry's mother Lise and others from the boxing community all came to St. Francis for the formal announcement that the Arthur Curry Scholarship Program has been established.

Hundreds of St. Francis College students, faculty, staff, administrators and members of the community came out to participate in the College's 12th annual Community Day celebration Sunday March 29. The event shines a spotlight on the many cultures and ethnicities that make up the College and the surrounding Brooklyn Heights neighborhood.

Everyday, the campus of St. Francis College reflects the amazing diversity of the city it calls home. To celebrate the coming together of people from dozens of countries and countless cultures, the College hosted its annual multicultural interchange, Community Day, April 13, where members of the college community shared aspects of their cultures with and among each other.