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Saint Francis University's Assisi and Rome Pilgrimage is an immersive journey through Italy that invites participants to deepen their connection to the University's heritage while building meaningful relationships with fellow members of the campus community.

Taylor Hess is reaching for the sky—literally and creatively. As an aspiring pilot and fiction writer, she’s pursuing her aviation goals while continuing to grow as a storyteller. From flight training through Nulton Aviation to working on her own fantasy novel, Taylor is creating a future that combines passion, purpose, and possibility at Saint Francis University.

Saint Francis University’s Master of Occupational Therapy program celebrates 25 years of excellence this June, honoring the alumni, faculty, and community that have shaped its lasting impact.

Saint Francis University has been awarded a $49,771 grant through Pennsylvania's Manufacturing Innovation Program to support a collaborative research project focused on improving the durability and performance of asphalt roadways.

The Saint Francis soccer great, Francis de Vries, learned he earned a roster spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup with New Zealand.

Each year, Saint Francis University’s First Destination Report shares the results of our annual survey of recent graduates, offering an inside look at where our alumni go next and how their SFU experience shapes their future.

Ever since he was in middle school, Jacob Garrity had his sights set on a career at Tesla. His growing interest in robotics and the company’s image as an industry leader drew him in and ignited a spark. Now, less than six months after his graduation from Saint Francis, Jacob is living out his biggest dream.

Both the President's & Dean's Lists were announced on Wednesday, June 3, 2026. A total of 696 students were named; 234 to the President's List and 462 to the Dean's List.

Saint Francis University today officially unveiled the new identity of its athletic program: the Saint Francis Red Wolves, marking a historic milestone as the University prepares for its transition to NCAA Division III competition in fall 2026.

Austin Wheeler is a senior engineering student who sees his work as a calling, blending faith with hands-on engineering. From building adaptive vehicles for children through Go Baby Go to contributing to NASA-sponsored ballooning projects, he focuses on making a real impact through his work at Saint Francis University.