With a slightly self-deprecating tone that belies the fact that he has one of the coolest jobs around, rock music journalist Jon Wiederhorn spoke to a group of St. Francis College students and other members of the community about his 20 year career in the business on Monday, March 22 at the College.

Jeffrey Sachs, Director of the Earth Institute and a leading advocate for ending global poverty, was the guest speaker for the second Dr. Francis J. Greene Honors Lecture on October 16 at St. Francis College.

Jennifer Baumgardner, Executive Director/Publisher at The Feminist Press at CUNY returend to St. Francis College to screen and answer questions about her documentary, It Was Rape, on November 25, 2014.

Johnny Perez made some serious mistakes when he was younger. Now after 13 years behind bars, including three in solitary confinement, Johnny is just months away from earning his undergraduate degree from St. Francis College.

Actress Jessica Hecht (The Price, Friends) came to St. Francis College October 21, 2017 for an Arthur Miller Birthday Celebration marking what would have been the author's 102nd birthday.

Chair of the St. Francis College Management Department Dennis Anderson and Center of Excellence Director Barbara Edington recently co-authored an article on the benefits of project management for Microsoft's TechNet newsletter.

Today project managers practice their profession in a dynamic range of industries; from local government to media and even environmental conservation. At the Center of Excellence in Project Management we strive to keep up with the latest opportunities and trends.

St. Francis College Management Majors proved their mettle on an international stage, with every team of students ranking near the top for the spring semester Glo-Bus, business simulation competition.

Fine Arts Professor Jennifer Wingate was interviewed about her new book Sculpting Doughboys: Memory, Gender, and Taste in America's World War I Memorials (2013) on the Crimcast Blog.

With inspiration and an education from epic tomes including Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace and George Eliot's Middlemarch, Julie Orringer produced the highly acclaimed novel The Invisible Bridge, which she shared with a crowd of literature lovers at St. Francis College for the latest event in the Walt Whitman Writers Series on November 3.