More than 180 student in kindergarten through third grade from East New York Prep Charter School, along with the head of the school and their teachers spent the day at St. Francis College on Friday, June 19 learning from professors and college students about what they can achieve if they stay true to the values instilled in them by their principal.

St. Francis College marked Black History Month with a look at Race and South African Theater, Past and Present, featuring a discussion of the impact of music and theater on Apartheid by Jacqueline Castledine and Megan Lewis, both from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

SFCTV's Shaquila Griszell introduces us to civil rights activist and author of "White Boy" Mark Naison.

To a person, they'll tell you that, "They haven't won anything yet," but there is a lot of excitement in Brooklyn Heights and a ton of attention being focused on the St. Francis College Men's Basketball team over the past few weeks.

Kouyoumdjian's performance, "Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month," will feature several works by Spanish composers, including Fernando Sor and Isaac Albéniz, as well as two Brazilian composers.

Dr. John Kruse of Neumann University will deliver the Franciscan lecture, "How Becoming a Franciscan Peacemaker through Generosity Can Save the World," in which he will draw from the lives of Francis and Clare to address how an attitude of letting go can heal relationships in an era rife with division, tension, and conflict.

St. Francis College is proud to announce that Alvin Irby, award-winning social entrepreneur and founder of Barbershop Books, is the guest speaker for the 2018 Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series.

Artist-in-residence Yasser Booley will present a curated live music experience that takes guests on an inspiring journey through his hometown of Capetown and back to America.

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