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October is National Principals Month, a time to recognize the important role principals and school leaders play in shaping schools, supporting educators, and creating environments where students can learn and thrive. National Principals Month recognizes principals as leaders who help shape school culture, champion students and staff, and build opportunities within their schools and communities.

The inaugural Grand Cayman International Finance and Banking trip provided students with a unique opportunity to explore the complexities of offshore banking, international financial markets, regulatory oversight, and global business practices through interactions with university faculty, financial professionals, and industry leaders.

Through this scholarship, Mariska has received a professional Snap-on AOGMHC aviation maintenance tool set, valued at $5,700, to support her hands-on training throughout the AMT program and beyond.

This new campus resource expands access to food, professional clothing and other essential items through community donations and Franciscan values of service.

As schools across Pennsylvania and the nation face a growing need for qualified teachers, Saint Francis University is deepening its commitment to preparing the next generation of educators by establishing the Saint Francis Future Teachers Scholarship.

From engineering and healthcare to business, education, and the humanities, Saint Francis University students gain career insights and professional connections through an annual tradition of alumni mentorship.

Choosing a college is about more than finding a major. It's about finding a place where you can learn, grow, and discover who you want to become. The right university will prepare you for a career while helping you discover new strengths and the kind of person you want to become.

Every Saint Francis University student has a story to tell. And for those willing to step outside of their comfort zone and seize their opportunity, a once-in-a-lifetime study abroad experience can become a unique part of their journey.

Saint Francis University is expanding access to Catholic higher education through the new Altoona-Johnstown Catholic Leadership Scholarship, a $20,000 incentive for students attending public high schools who are active members of parishes within the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown.

Saint Francis University welcomed three new Army ROTC cadets who earned highly competitive National Army ROTC Scholarships. The scholarships, which cover full tuition and are complemented by SFU-funded room and board, recognize the students’ academic achievement, leadership potential and commitment to service.