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Long before Crystal Little ’99, ’01 knew where her career would take her, she stood on a hillside near Saint Francis University at sunrise, raised both arms into the air and unknowingly became part of University history.

See what makes Saint Francis University special! Explore campus, meet the people who make SFU home, and find the visit experience that’s right for you this fall.

The Class of 2030 officially joined the Saint Francis community, and as they head to their first college classes, they also begin a new chapter for Saint Francis as the first entering class of Red Wolves.

Saint Francis University environmental engineering students Sarah Hartwell and John Shuster earned national recognition for developing a sustainable solution to a real-world waste management challenge at American Eagle Paper Mill.

The 1st International Conference “Shared Spaces” brought together experts (including an SFU faculty member) from around the world to explore the science, ethics, and therapeutic potential of human–animal relationships.

Saint Francis University is expanding its academic portfolio this fall with new programs that directly address workforce demand in engineering, business, technology, healthcare, aviation, and artificial intelligence while advancing its Catholic, Franciscan commitment to ethical leadership and service.

Francis in the Marketplace offers practical, expert-led professional development workshops designed to help regional professionals build skills, strengthen teams, and address real workplace challenges. Register Today!

Louis Kordish is turning his passion for environmental conservation and gaming into a meaningful future. As a biology major, conservation intern, and member of Saint Francis University's championship Super Smash Bros. Esports team, he's gaining hands-on experience while building community and confidence both in and out of the classroom.

Chemistry professor honored for excellence in undergraduate teaching, advancing Green Chemistry, and more than two decades of hands-on outreach to over 80,000 K-12 students

Saint Francis University will host a public panel discussion examining Pope Leo XIV's Magnifica Humanitas and its implications for safeguarding human dignity in an increasingly technology-driven world.