A message from President Miguel Martinez-Saenz

November is Native American Heritage Month. St. Francis College recognizes the many achievements and contributions of this nation's original inhabitants and their descendants.

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.

Adding a bachelor’s degree program in public health seemed a natural extension of St. Francis College’s health science programming, and it is a great launching point into a wide range of different professions.

For freshman goalkeeper Alec McLachlan, the bright lights of Brooklyn and the chance to be part of the SFC men’s soccer program convinced him to make the 3,300-mile journey from his hometown of Stockport, England.

Financial operations positions are among the 10 largest occupations in the State of New York. St. Francis College is offering a B.S. in Finance so that students can take advantage of the many opportunities for skilled graduates.

In the midst of the pandemic, Schlimme and her husband opened an eatery serving European street food.

Students, faculty and staff gathered to celebrate the official opening of SFC Radio’s two-room studio at 179 Livingston Street, which is equipped with the latest industry-standard software and hardware.

James Kvaal, Under Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, was the featured speaker at the 26th annual Thomas J. Volpe Lecture, held earlier this week at St. Francis College.

As National Hispanic Heritage Month draws to a close, St. Francis College is pleased to announce that President Miguel Martinez-Saenz is included in City & State New York’s “Power of Diversity: Latino 100” list for 2022.