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University recognized among top 30 in value in U.S.
With tuition costs continually on the rise, college students and their families have to take cost into consideration. Using data from the National Center for Education Statistics, College Consensus editors searched for reputable, accredited institutions with the lowest tuition costs.
Accreditation renewed for Business Administration Department
Dean of Business and Technology Keith Williamson said the accreditation was another great example of the faculty's commitment to a rich learning experience reinforced by the highest standards in the discipline.
University recognized as largest majority-female MBA program in Massachusetts
Fitchburg State University’s MBA program is the largest majority-female program in the state for the second year in a row.
Students get national accolades at 2020 Moot Court tournament
Fitchburg State University students earned three awards at this month’s American Moot Court Association National Championship Tournament at the Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, La.
Faculty Perspective: The U.S.-Iran confrontation and Iraq’s uncertain fate
Against the unceasing cacophony of politicians and policymakers over breathtaking developments regarding Iraq and Iran, we’re caught in unending partisan recriminations, just when America stands at a critical U.S. foreign policy juncture.
Mathematics student presents at international conference
Fitchburg State student Matthew Foster '20 traveled to Africa and presented at an international conference in his senior year.
Faculty Perspective: Does America Owe Its Existence to France and Morocco?
America would not have endured without its foreign alliances, including a foundational one with a Muslim country.
ideaLab renovation draws recognition
The ideaLab includes state of the art studio space where students in Fitchburg State’s game design program complete their capstone semesters.
University launching new MBA in Healthcare Management
The MBA in Healthcare Management is strategically designed to accommodate the lifestyle demands of working professionals, offering 100 percent online coursework, seven-week courses and affordable tuition and fees.
Faculty Perspective: The 500 Year Battle Over Who is American Continues
Donald Trump's attack on four freshman Democratic congresswomen fits into a long tradition of people in power trying to define who is a real American—and an equally long tradition of resistance from those whom the powerful are trying to define out of the country.