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Fitchburg State University President Donna Hodge is proud to announce its five new Presidential Fellows for the academic year. The Fellows Program was launched in 2024 with the goal of fostering...

Fitchburg State University has once again been recognized by U.S. News & World Report for supporting the upward social mobility of its students in the publication’s annual rankings of colleges and...

Academics change lives. That’s the theme of this year’s Presidential Ambassadors Program at Fitchburg State University. The program fosters leadership development among students by providing unique...

Fitchburg State University President Donna Hodge proclaimed it to be the “Year of Momentum” in her State of the University address on Wednesday, in front of students, faculty, staff and friends, at...

Fitchburg State University will launch the 2025-26 academic year with a celebration for students, faculty, staff and the wider community. University President Donna Hodge will present her second...

The international exchange agreement will expand academic and cultural opportunities for students and faculty at both institutions.

President Hodge announced an additional $50,000 gift to support military and veteran students.

Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll will administer the oath of office at the investiture ceremony.

President Hodge and a team of institutional affiliates will participate in a structured, evidence-based engagement designed to transform institutional culture, practice, and outcomes.

Rodriguez, with a career spanning legal, academic, and law enforcement sectors, was appointed by Gov. Healey.