On April 25 and 26, the Department of Nursing at St. Francis College sponsored its first-ever Nursing Research Days.

On November 17, St. Francis College welcomed Antonio Reynoso to campus. The Brooklyn Borough President sat down with SFC President Miguel Martinez-Saenz for a conversation that touched upon the former’s upbringing, the value of education, how he embarked on his career in public service and more.

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

For the first time since the series’ inception in 2019, the Professor John J. McCabe ’65 Lecture was held on the St. Francis College campus.

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.

For college students to succeed in our modern economy, there is no substitute for hands-on experience. SFC Innovate, is a new office dedicated to enhancing co-curricular experiences and career exploration. This is a partnership between St. Francis College and Ikove Venture Partners.

The St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers are tied with DePaul University for the second-highest Division I team GPA in the WBCA Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll for the 2012-13 season, the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced today. The Terriers are the only New York Metropolitan area squad to earn the honor.

With tuition under $20,000 and the estimated starting salary for graduates at more than $45,000, St. Francis College has been ranked by The College Database as the best private college in New York State for financial return on investment and in the top five overall.

Eleven students, including six from St. Francis College, presented their summer research projects and unveiled a new exhibit they curated at the Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) on July 11. The night was also a way to thank the JPMorgan Chase Foundation for supporting the intensive five-week program entitled Students and Faculty in the Archives (SAFA) which teaches the important skill of working with original research materials.