Whether you are a prospective student or family member, alumnus, business partner, or another friend of the College, the Farmingdale campus looks forward to welcoming you.
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Farmingdale State College is now offering a free Campus Shuttle for the FSC community. The shuttle is open to all students, faculty, staff, visitors, and alumni Mondays through Friday.
The shuttle is wheelchair accessible and will pick up all riders at the front of Laffin Hall, the LIRR station in the Village of Farmingdale, and the FSC Aviation Center.
* Note there is no shuttle service on Saturdays or Sundays.
There are a variety of choices on campus including the all-you-care-to-eat dining facility POPs, the Campus Center Food Court, and Books 'n Beans café.
We Proudly Serve Starbucks in the Campus Center and Books 'n Beans café.
The Robert F. Ench Teaching Gardens’ four-acres are a series of theme gardens that have evolved since the 1930's. It contains Annual Beds, Rose Garden, Beech Hedge Garden, Dwarf Conifer Collection, weeping Higan cherries, Herb Garden, Spring Garden Walk, Tropical Garden, Grass Garden, Conservatory Garden, Perennial Garden, and more.
A Memorial Garden and plaque outside the Nold Hall Athletic Complex honors the memory of 26 former lacrosse players from across the region who lost their lives in the 9/11 attack. It consists of a 3 x 5 granite stone flanked by two black granite towers inscribed with the names of the victims.
The Memorial celebrates the efforts of 9/11 rescue workers. It includes a sculpture of a rescue dog moving down an eight-foot I-beam toward a firefighter's helmet at the base. The rescue dog was donated by alumna Theresa Patnode Santmann, and the eight-foot piece was created by artist Liza Todd-Tivey.
METASPACE/Observation 31 is a 7’ x 16’ oil on canvas created by Dimitry Schidlovsky – a prominent Long Island artist whose work has been exhibited across the metro area, and appeared often on the cover of The New York Times Science Times section.
Memorial Gallery is a teaching space and visual resource that enriches campus and community cultural life. It is accomplished through the exhibition of imagery related to the communication arts, which represent a wide range of media, cultures, and time periods. It is open to the public, weekdays, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Named after Ralph Bunche - American diplomat and first African-American to win the Nobel Peace Prize – the Plaza is decorated with more than 40 flags from countries that have graduated students from the College. Wall of Honor bricks line the walls. Fountain Fest and Earth Day celebrations welcome spring.