Out of more than 2,700 students at St. Francis College, a group of four professors singled out five young women to honor their academic excellence with an annual Student Recognition Award. The honorees cross disciplines, including a Biology major, an English major and three Education majors.

Wearing a gorilla head mask and entering from the back door of the Maroney Forum for Arts, Culture & Education, Guerrilla Girl, "Frida Kahlo" (a pseudonym borrowed from the celebrated female artist), offered the audience bananas as she made her way down to the stage.

The Terriers For Terriers Disaster Relief Fund will provide critical resources to those in the SFC family impacted by the horrific storm. A priority will be helping our students. Donate now to help students affected by Hurricane Sandy

The St. Francis College Health Promotions Course, Death, Loss & Grief has been selected by Assisted Living Today as a Top 20 College Course for Geriatrics and Senior Care.

St. Francis College officially began accepting submissions for the 2013 $50,000 Literary Prize after the current prize recipient, author Jonathan Dee, read from his award winning book, The Privileges, on October 25 at the College.

SFCTV's Michael Garay introduces us to student and rising Hip-Hop musician Damien Barriteau, better known as Don Junior.

SFCTV's Jacques Brunvil tells us about Thunder in Guyana, a documentary about Janet Jagan, the first female president of Guyana, and white, Jewish woman, born in the United States

For his 62nd and final marathon, Father Brian Jordan, O.F.M. is dedicating his run to promoting the cause of interfaith solidarity and to help raise money for scholarships at St. Francis College.

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.