A parent will do whatever they can to keep their child safe. But what if some of the laws we pass to protect our kids don't do that at all? St. Francis College Professor Emily Horowitz charges head first into the controversial topic of sex offender laws to challenge what she says is an aura of safety that is based on myth not facts.

More than a dozen students from a variety of disciplines were honored at St. Francis College's Annual Student Recognition Day on April 27, 2015.

St. Francis College alumnus Ken Daly '88, President of National Grid New York and member of the College's Board of Trustee came to St. Francis on April 21, 2015 to offer the talk, "Life Long Lessons in Doing the Right Thing" for the second Kenneth D. Daly – National Grid Lecture Series.

In a prelude to Earth Day, Currents TV reporter Konrad Aderer visited Management Professor John Dilyard's Honors Course, Viable Sustainable Businesses on April 21, 2015. He asked students for their perspective on Pope Francis and the Pope's soon to be presented encyclical on the environment.

St. Francis College and BookCourt welcomed Master of Horror Stephen King for a roundtable discussion in the College's Founders Hall on April 21, 2015.

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

With a passionate, informative, and emotional talk about Domestic Violence, Kaelyn Quinn '17 took home first place and $500 at the Annual Delaney Speech Contest held at St. Francis College on April 14.

The line wrapped around the block, hundreds deep, two hours before author Junot Díaz's was set to speak on April 16 at St. Francis College. Dozens had to be turned away and 100 people were set to watch the event from an adjoining room.

The question, "Did we do our best?" posed by Rabbi Joseph Potasnik (Congregation Mount Sinai) resonated through St. Francis College's Founders Hall for the College's Yom HaShoah Commemoration on April 16.

Ryan Kelly, teenage entrepreneur and founder of Ry's Ruffery came to St. Francis College April 14 to talk about what it's like to secure an investment on the TV show Shark Tank and how he's grown his company to now sell his dog treats nationwide, including at a special promotion at Target.