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  • War drama “Outside the Wire” headed for national theater festival

    Posted 06/18/13

    The life-changing impact of war – on returning soldiers and their families – is explored in a play featuring Fitchburg State students and alumni that is headed for a prestigious national theater festival in July. Daniel Marcum of Pelham, N.H., a 2010 Fitchburg State graduate,… Read More

  • Fitchburg State hosts mathematics competition

    Posted 06/13/13

    Approximately 380 students from 12 high schools across the region recently came to the Fitchburg State campus to test their numerical skills at the 33rd annual Elizabeth Haskins Mathematics Competition. Problems ranged from simple arithmetic, algebra and geometric questions to… Read More

  • University hosts Next Generation Leadership Summit June 2-7

    Posted 05/13/13

    Effective communication, building relationships and managing workplace conflict will be among the topics explored at the third annual Next Generation Leadership Summit for Police Professionals being held June 2 through 7 at Fitchburg State University. Boston Police… Read More

  • Filmmaker Antonelli to receive honorary degree May 18

    Posted 05/01/13

    Acclaimed documentary filmmaker John Antonelli learned to challenge authority during his undergraduate studies at Fitchburg State. As a student journalist, he made national headlines in a precedent-setting free speech lawsuit that pitted students against administration. And he… Read More

  • ALFA program offers spring lecture series

    Posted 04/25/13

    The centennial of Woody Guthrie’s birth, an exploration of civil and women’s rights and a storyteller’s take on how women contributed to the war effort in the 1940s will be among the offerings at Fitchburg State University’s Adult Learners in the Fitchburg Area (ALFA) spring… Read More

  • Center for Conflict Studies continues look at violence

    Posted 04/24/13

    The Center for Conflict Studies at Fitchburg State University will finish its semester-long exploration of violence with a talk May 1 by a doctor at the Harvard School of Public Health on reducing gun violence, followed by a scholar’s talk May 2 about living in Palestine. On… Read More

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