Reaffirming its commitment to an affordable private education, St. Francis College will not increase tuition for the 2019-20 academic year.

As part of the larger St. Francis College campaign celebrating 50 years of educating women in the 160-year history of the College, St. Francis College will honor women's basketball legends, Jeanne Zatorski '79, and Karen Erving-Schiera '91.

Environmental Empathies will be on display from February 6th to March 28th in the Callahan Center Art Gallery.

On May 2, St. Francis College will host its first-ever fashion show, highlighting student creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship, along with sustainability.

The first gallery exhibition of the new academic year, featuring work by Gerard Shaw, an associate professor in St. Francis College’s education department, opened on September 7.

For the first time in the history of the SFC #BuildYourDream Pitch Contest, graduate and undergraduate students competed for cash prizes to support their entrepreneurial ventures.

St. Francis College introduced John Thurston as the new head women's basketball coach after serving the past two seasons as associate head coach. Thurston replaces Brenda Milano who resigned after completing her ninth season leading the Terriers.

Star of the one-man show Zero Hour, St. Francis College Alumnus and former member of the College's Troupers acting club, Jim Brochu '69 proved you can go home again when he returned to Brooklyn Heights, Thursday, January 28 to spend time with the College's students, faculty, administrators and many old friends.

St. Francis College Athletic Director Irma Garcia, the first Latina to head an NCAA Division I Athletics Department, was recognized as one of the recipients of the 2010 "Mujeres Destacadas Award" by El Diario La Prensa, the premier publication serving New York-area Latinos. The annual Mujeres Destacadas Awards, now in their 15th year, recognizes women from business, industry, government, nonprofit, sports and entertainment who distinguished themselves in their field and have made a difference in their community.

Terriers' Director of Athletics Irma Garcia announced today that Brooklyn- born Glenn Braica (pronounced Brike-uh), has been named the 17th head coach in the history of the St. Francis College men's basketball program. Braica replaces Brian Nash, who resigned for personal reasons on April 7, 2010.