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A searing collection of testimonials on the experiences of racial minorities and a thought-provoking analysis of an artist’s own journey are the topics of Fitchburg State CenterStage’s spring art exhibits.

For her service project, Donelan, studying special education with a concentration in teaching students with severe disabilities, created comfort kits for teenagers transitioning into foster care.

The celebration is a diverse array of events including speakers from the university faculty and student body, as well as alumni and invited guests, along with performances by Fitchburg State choral groups.

Students Madison LaRoche and Benjamin Hill placed 5th in the nation (out of 162 entries) in the appellate brief writing competition at the national moot court tournament.

MacFarlane takes readers through caverns and cisterns, root systems and glaciers, tombs and mines, opening our sense of wonder while also revealing the damage we have done and are doing to the heart and lungs of our planet.

The university maintains a page of news and resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including testing results, links to public health resources, and tips on prevention.

In this effort, the university will continue to serve as a research partner on projects addressing youth and young adult delinquency and crime in the Fitchburg, Leominster and Gardner areas.

Brilliantly researched and vividly written, Saving Italy brings readers from Milan and the near destruction of The Last Supper to the inner sanctum of the Vatican and behind closed doors with the preeminent Allied and Axis leaders.

To better understand January 6, we need to think of that day as part of an ongoing process, not a singularity.

The game jam is designed to celebrate creativity while exploring programming, iterative design, narrative exploration and artistic expression.