St. Francis College alumnus Jordan Sullivan '07 was the subject of a huge, front page story in the New York Times, Sunday, June 22. The story recounts his first fire as a probationary fire fighter.

For the first time in program history, the St. Francis Brooklyn women's basketball team has been invited to compete in the Preseason Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT). The women will face Albany, upstate, on November 14 at 7pm.

St. Francis College Honors Program students descended on Niagara Falls in April for the Northeast Regional Honors Conference, presenting a variety of papers and attending workshops with their counterparts from other colleges.

A 9 year old girl walks in to the New York Public Library and steps out on an alphabetical adventure in the new short film, A is for Aye Aye: An Abecedarian Adventure, planned by St. Francis College Communication Arts Professor Augusta Palmer.

Six St. Francis College students studying Health Promotions and Healthcare Management headed uptown to Teachers College at Columbia University this semester to present their work at the 2014 Health Disparities Conference.

Valedictorian Matthew Delfino '14 delivered a spirited and emotional address to nearly 400 of his classmates during the St. Francis College Spring Commencement held May 13 at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

When the class of nearly 400 students graduates from St. Francis College on Tuesday, May 13 at Spring Commencement, the College will also say goodbye to Dr. Francis Greene, a cultural studies professor who taught at St. Francis for 46 years.

Alan Astro, Professor of Languages & Literature at Trinity University, speaks about Elie Wiesel's Night, the archetypal Holocaust survivor account which was originally published in Yiddish. Critics have claimed that the translations into French and English mute Wiesel's anger at the non-Jewish world and casts the Holocaust in Christian, rather than Jewish, terms. This presentation will show how the charge is unfair. Rather, the original and the translations of Night blend Jewish and Christian world-views.

St. Francis College recognized Brooklyn's business and nonprofit leaders as well as its top students, faculty and staff during the College's 130th Charter Day convocation on Friday, April 25.

St. Francis College marked Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, on April 24, 2014 with a program of Poetry and Music.