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Latinx/a/o Heritage Month includes opportunities for the campus and wider public to engage in fun and inclusive activities and programs that celebrate the contributions and influence of this diverse community.

All 11 members of the group have already been hired by municipal and collegiate police departments.

President Lapidus will be recognized at the Heart of New England Council BSA's award dinner on Sept. 28.

Visitors from the Srpska Republic learned about Fitchburg State's groundbreaking approach to police training.

Author and Fitchburg State alum Keith Gentili’s book has been described as a down-to-earth story for anyone with an interest in hiking and mountain climbing.

Through lectures, film series, food events, discussions, workshops, and more, the CIC will examine the impact and legacy of the emigration of Italians to the United States and contemporary migration into Italy.

Our programs will explore racial profiling from a variety of perspectives, from statistics to social media and historical precedents.

Fitchburg State will welcome approximately 800 new first-year and undergraduate transfer students at the start of the semester, as well as hundreds of new graduate students.

Influenced by artist Hanna Melnyczuk's work on children’s books, the images in this collection show her struggle to understand the unfathomable acts of war. 

Platinum hit-makers Orleans, now celebrating 50 years of live performances, will take the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 30, while the Grammy-winning Mark O'Connor Duo performs at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20.