St. Francis is proud to now offer a new four year BSN program for undergraduates, which is fully accredited by CCNE, the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, and is now looking for candidates who meet the undergraduate requirements.

St. Francis College Scholar in Residence Fred Siegel was quoted in today's New York Times talking about Democratic candidate for mayor Bill Deblasio.

St. Francis College Sociology and Criminal Justice Professor Emily Horowitz wrote a piece for The Huffington Post entitled, "Manufacturing Fear: Halloween Laws for Sex Offenders." In the article she writes about new laws and proposals that are aimed at reducing a threat to children that she says does not exist.

Sharing stories on colorblind casting and choosing a profession where the vast majority is routinely unemployed and rarely very successful, Mellini Kantayya, kept a stiff upper lip and a smile as she read from her new book, Actor. Writer. Whatever. (essays on my rise to the top of the bottom of the entertainment industry) at St. Francis College on October 22.

It should be no surprise that a reinvigorated Brooklyn has now become a hotbed for entrepreneurs. Recognizing the importance of this moment in time, St. Francis College is proud to announce the formation of the Center for Entrepreneurship.

Jeffrey Sachs, Director of the Earth Institute and a leading advocate for ending global poverty, was the guest speaker for the second Dr. Francis J. Greene Honors Lecture on October 16 at St. Francis College.

It is with much sadness that St. Francis College announces the passing of Communication Arts Professor Richard Berleth.

As part of St. Clare and St. Francis Week, St. Francis College welcomes scholar Paul Moses the the College October 2 to talk about his book, The Saint and the Sultan: The Crusades, Islam, and Francis of Assisi's Mission of Peace.

Founders Hall was bursting at the seams while dozens more people watched on closed circuit TV in Callahan Center as Neil deGrasse Tyson, Director of the Hayden Planetarium delivered the 2013 Thomas J. Volpe Lecture on September 30, 2013.

David Vann's novel, Dirt, beat out more than 170 other books to capture the $50,000 St. Francis College Literary Prize, one of the richest prizes in the United State. Vann's selection was announced Saturday, September 21 at the opening night gala for the Brooklyn Book Festival which was held at St. Francis College.