News
Students bound for Moot Court national tournament
Members of Fitchburg State University’s Moot Court team are headed for the nationals in January after a strong showing at the Eastern Regional Tournament.
Moot Court tournament case explores vaccine mandates
Fitchburg State has a long and distinguished history with the tournament, sending students to nationals each year since the campus program’s inception in 2000.
Trodella named director of admissions
Trodella brings more than 20 years of experience in higher education and enrollment to the post.
Police program highlighted in Boston Globe
The Boston Globe took a close look at our police program and the students who are exploring this career path at a time of evolution within the profession.
Professor named to Library of Congress digital humanities program
Professor Jewell's responsibilities will see her joining the curatorial team of its recently launched Sound Submissions program, through which community and private collectors will be encouraged to share digitized recordings for permanent digital archive at the Library of Congress.
Police department welcomes K9 Odin
Meet Odin, the four-legged member of the University Police Department.
Alumnus Gregg Swiatlowski wins Emmy award for sound editing
Gregg Swiatlowski '06 has worked in feature films and TV shows throughout his career since graduating from Fitchburg State.
University graduates police program 4th ROC
Most of the new officers have already been hired by area police departments.
Faculty commit to 'real talk' in their classrooms
Faculty are committed to fostering connections with students and improving their own teaching through the program.
Grant will support open educational resources with an eye toward diversity and inclusiveness
This work is driven by the increasing diversity of the public higher education student population and the desire to provide students and faculty accessible, intentionally inclusive textbooks that reflect and honor their lives.