On March 19, the 3rd Annual SFC Women's Festival launches a four-day celebration of bold and expressive films made by women, which will also feature thought-provoking panel discussions with industry professionals and a Visual Reality session.

The college bookstore gets a digital makeover as St. Francis College partners with online retailer, Akademos, to let students buy, rent, or download their textbooks as well as other supplemental course materials.

We're thrilled to welcome you to the start of a historic new chapter in St. Francis College's 160-plus year history, a major turning point for our Terrier family.Today, we're announcing that St. Francis College will move to a new campus in September 2022. The relocation is part of SFC Forward, the vision for the College's future in the coming years.

Delivering on its commitment to create more flexible learning opportunities for students, St. Francis College today announced that it will now offer five more degree programs fully online.

Spuyten Duyvil Press has released "Weird Girls: Writing the Art Monster," by Caroline Hagood, Assistant Professor of Literature, Writing and Publishing at St. Francis College.

"The Blues Society" — a documentary directed by Augusta Palmer, associate professor and chair of the Media and Communication Department at St. Francis College — premiered on October 29 at the Indie Memphis Film Festival, where it was an official selection, screened to a packed house and won the audience award in its category.

A message from SFC’s interim president, Tim Cecere, and Maliek Sterrett, director of the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs

Leaving print behind and moving entirely online, the St. Francis College student newspaper, The Voice is now sfctoday.com.

The largest incoming class of freshmen students in St. Francis College history begins their college career on Tuesday, September 4 with Terrier Tuesday, a day for the more than 625 freshman to come together socially and learn about all the clubs, organizations and extracurricular activities St. Francis has to offer.

SFCTV's Jacques Brunvil tells us about Thunder in Guyana, a documentary about Janet Jagan, the first female president of Guyana, and white, Jewish woman, born in the United States