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Celebrating Graduate Education
The university has more than 3,000 students in graduate classes this semester, with approximately 80% being taught online.
Police program highlighted at national conference
The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences conference included topics like court processes and post-conviction treatment and re-entry.
Police program draws international attention
The university welcomed a delegation from the nation of Moldova to campus this week to demonstrate its groundbreaking police program.
University again earns Military Friendly designation
Fitchburg State has been designated a Military Friendly institution every year since 2015.
Community Read continues with virtual talk on humor and identity
“Stand Up Nation: Humor and Identity in Multiethnic America” will feature Associate Professor DeMisty Bellinger-Delfeld from the university's English Studies Department.
Students explore possibilities of entrepreneurship
"The faculty here have been the most helpful teachers I’ve ever had," said Fitchburg State senior Ayanna Beach. "It’s been really eye-opening and it’s made me believe in myself."
Police students may apply for paid city traffic details
Fitchburg Police Chief Ernest Martineau told the police students they represent "the best and the brightest," and encouraged them to take this opportunity to be paid to acquire skills while pursuing their degrees.
State and local leaders tour downtown theater project
The reception and tour was designed to show the wide economic and cultural impact the performing arts center will have on the city and region.
Nursing students receive white coats at ceremony
The white coat ceremony signifies a pivotal transition in the lives of the sophomore nursing students.
State grant will help address food insecurity among students
The funding will help raise awareness of the support services available to students on campus and in the community, in addition to providing direct assistance to students.