St. Francis College is pleased to announce its support of #Double Pell, a new national campaign aimed at encouraging Congress to double the maximum Pell Grant to $13,000.

St. Francis College is pleased to announce that it has joined the SAGE Scholars Tuition Rewards program, which encourages savings for college.

Watch the full-length video recordings of both ceremonies.

A nation of people who give back to their country is how Senator Dr. The Hon. Ronald Robinson, the Jamaican Minister of State from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, described his fellow Jamaicans, particularly those who live abroad at a breakfast hosted Monday, April 20 at St. Francis College. Minister Robinson described how 3 million Jamaican nationals, a number equal to the population that live on the island, have contributed billions of dollars in recent years to the Jamaican economy.

The Investment Club of St. Francis College welcomed College alumnus Juan Antonio Negroni '64 to talk about "Getting Ahead Ethically" on April 20, 2015.

At its year end celebration of Project Access on May 7, 2015, St. Francis College announced new scholarships for students in the program as an added incentive to promote higher retention rates.

An experienced CPA with an amazing ability to see the big picture and solve the small problems, June McGrisken '76 decided to put her skills to work helping her alma mater, St. Francis College, through a period of growth as well as economic challenges brought on by the recent recession.Now, after 15 years at St. Francis, McGrisken is retiring.

Tahj Damon, a rising senior, is midway through his internship with the Honorable John Zhuo Wang, a Manhattan Criminal Court judge. Damon was assigned to Wang as part of the Sonia and Celina Sotomayor Judicial Internship Program.

St. Francis College Constitution Law Professor Frank Sorrentino marked the 224th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution at St. Francis College on Thursday, September 15 with a Constitution Day talk devoted to the man often referred to as the Father of the Constitution, James Madison.

Josh Gravens was placed on the sex offender registry at 12 years old. A grown man with a family, he is still paying the price. Now, an Open Society Fellow, he talks about the harm caused by placing children on these lists and fights for practical reform of sex offense laws.