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The program, which included a keynote address from professor and author Dan Kennedy, was attended by educators from Massachusetts and New Hampshire as well as community members.

Kennedy’s talk on the future of local news is free and open to the public.

The free conference is also open to those interested in learning more about the role of quality journalism in a healthy democracy. 

Much of the cost to students has been covered by over $82,000 in scholarships provided by the Fitchburg State University Foundation.

Following the screening of "Maka," Associate Professor Kevin McCarthy will facilitate a virtual question and answer session with director Simone Brioni.

Nursing students at Fitchburg State University will benefit from cutting edge technology and next-level simulations thanks to generous grants from the Elaine Nicpon Marieb Charitable Foundation and...

Cardona-Foster returned to the Fitchburg State campus in February to work with current students as a guest client for a Communications Media project.

Students were recognized for acting, directing and technical achievements at the regional festival.

The film, focusing on five women living with the autoimmune disease vitiligo, will be shown on Feb. 22 in Ellis White Lecture Hall in Hammond Hall.

Isaiah Manuel '25 plans to produce a documentary film about where Massachusetts' trash goes once it is shipped out of state.