St. Francis College President Brendan J. Dugan '68 welcomed some of the college's most generous supporters to the President's Club Dinner at Liberty Warehouse on October 16 to celebrate the school's recent achievements and outline some of the plans for the future.

Mort Meyerson, who held key posts with Ross Perot's Electronic Data Systems, Dell Computers and General Motors posed a series of real-world ethical situations to St. Francis College students in a lively forum October 11 that challenged them to weigh morals against the bottom line. Can You Be Both A Business Success And Ethically Noble? was moderated by St. Francis Scholar in Residence Fred Siegel.

Growing up on the wrong side of Beverly Hills, acclaimed author Bruce Wagner has been a witness to and a part of tabloid culture his entire life. But it was the recent hyper-focus and the seemingly unquenchable thirst of the culture for star gossip that drove him to write his new novel, Dead Stars, which he read from at St. Francis College on October 9.

On September 20, 2012, St. Francis College celebrated Constitution Day with a presentation by the St. Thomas More Pre-Law Society that compared the Constitution of the United States with those of the Republic of Serbia and the People's Republic of China.

New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Frank Bruni spoke about why the best candidates for office don't run and offered advice on how the political debate can be made more civil as the featured speaker for the Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series on Thursday, September 27 at St. Francis College.

The St. Francis College Honors Program honored the group's long time moderator Dr. Francis Greene at its opening event of the fall semester with the inaugural Francis J. Greene Honors Lecture on Monday, September 17.

U.S.News & World Report has again selected St. Francis College for its list of Best Regional Colleges in the North.

Last May, Marisa Bernard won a giant check worth $1,000. The check was literally large – several feet long – but the public speaking skills she gained were an even bigger reward. These skills have already had a measurable effect on her career.

The largest incoming class of freshmen students in St. Francis College history begins their college career on Tuesday, September 4 with Terrier Tuesday, a day for the more than 625 freshman to come together socially and learn about all the clubs, organizations and extracurricular activities St. Francis has to offer.

From sweeping across the Iraqi desert with the U.S. Armed Forces to reviewing cuisine at the best restaurants in the world, New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Frank Bruni has followed an eclectic path in his journalism career.