Historian and Scholar Carol Berkin helped celebrate the U.S. Constitution with the talk, "It was I who did it: Women in the Struggle for American Independence" on September 18, 2014.

From the back of a dance studio at four years old to a World Champion Salsa Dancer at 18, Brianna Rios '17 mixes being a full-time college student at St. Francis College with travelling the world in pursuit of her passion.

Among the hundreds of new freshmen at St. Francis College this fall are the several dozen students making up the College's first class in the four-year Bachelors of Science in Nursing program.

St. Francis College's Center for Entrepreneurship along with the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, and New York Business Development Corporation have teamed up to highlight and address these obstacles at the inaugural "Minority Entrepreneurs Summit" to be held at the New York Stock Exchange on September 15.

With a snowboarding gold medal in sight, Kevin Pearce suffered a traumatic brain injury after a gruesome fall and began a never-ending fight to recover. He comes to St. Francis College Tuesday, September 23 at 11:10 in the College's Founders Hall to share his story as well as a documentary on his struggle, The Crash Reel.

St. Francis College is pleased to welcome new Dean of Students, Dr. Jose Rodriguez to Brooklyn Heights, an experienced administrator and educator who is ready to forge new relationships and support St. Francis students when the 2014-2015 school year begins in just two weeks.

Forbes.com releases its new list of America's Top Colleges and for the seventh year in a row St. Francis College has been selected for the honor based on post-graduate success, student debt and student satisfaction.

Two St. Francis College Alumni, both Communication Arts Majors, helped out on the #1 movie, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Continuing the story that began in her 2009 film, The Hand of Fatima, St. Francis College Professor Augusta Palmer has now curated the exhibition, Jajouka: The Master Musicians of Morocco, at the Arab American National Museum in Michigan, running through November 2.

It is with much sadness that we announce that the beloved, long-time history professor Arthur Hughes passed away Wednesday, July 9.