The experiences of immigrants, refugees and asylees -- and the policies shaping their lives in an increasingly fraught political climate -- will be the focus of the Inaugural Conference: Global Migration, a day-long conference that brings together scholars, law and policy professionals, advocates and immigrants themselves.

Fifty years after the watershed Stonewall uprising – a turning-point in this country's gay liberation movement -- Donald Gallagher, a witness and participant, will take part in a Q&A discussion about growing up as a gay man, his experience at Stonewall and what he sees as its legacy.

Concerts at Half Past Twelve wraps up its spring season with Compositions from Beethoven to Debussy and Poulenc, a performance by renowned pianists Zelma Bodzin and Marioara Trifan playing compositions together on one piano.

For the twenty-second year, St. Francis College will host Community Day, a celebration that showcases the rich culture and talents of the students, staff and faculty of the college.

Performance poet, author, and activist Mahogany Browne, the Poetry Coordinator of St. Francis College MFA Program, will moderate a live discussion with best-selling young adult novelist Jason Reynolds and actor and writer Amber Tamblyn about the necessity of creating beyond genres and writing fearlessly.

Renowned American playwright Dominique Morisseau, recipient of a 2018 MacArthur Foundation "Genius Grant," told a rapt St. Francis College audience that successful writers should always think of themselves first as storytellers who are in service to their work.

Forty-seven short films by women from thirteen countries, along with panels and workshops about the art and business of filmmaking, make up the 4th annual St. Francis College Women's Film Festival, a three-day event showcasing and celebrating women's cinematic contributions.

St. Francis College students and alums can land their perfect job at the upcoming Bridge to Your Dreams Career Fair, an annual hiring event on April 10th where nearly 300 employer representatives recruit from all majors for full-time, part-time and summer jobs and internships

Now in its fifth year, St. Francis College's Kenneth D. Daly National Grid Lecture Series will feature a panel discussion with a trio of accomplished women professionals, a tribute to the contributions women have made to the college since first being admitted fifty years ago.

The first openly transgender woman raised in a Hasidic community, writer and activist Abby Stein will address the St. Francis College community and visitors on April 15th, in a lecture entitled My Second Transition.