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Students and staff who traveled on the "Heart of Europe" journey this Spring will share their experiences and lessons learned about contemporary international relations.

The competition, in which students are judged on their oral and written arguments on opposing sides of legal principles, will be conducted in-person for the first time since 2019.

Roe v. Wade was overturned almost 50 years after it was decided by the Supreme Court. How did we get here? What does this mean for the future of other constitutional rights?

The newly-released rankings placed Fitchburg State 21st in the U.S., higher than any other public institution in Massachusetts and in elite national company.

Voyages to Europe, South America and other destinations are broadening students' horizons.

The project includes podcasts, oral histories and photographs documenting life before and during the pandemic.

By defying Russia, sovereign Kyiv’s existential fight exemplifies Euro-Atlantic security’s critical juncture along two pivotal paths.

Professor Joshua Spero and student Oscar Burgos Pimentel traveled to Poland last month as part of a faculty-student research project on Transatlantic relations and Euro-Atlantic security.

Benjamin Hill and Maylynn Velazquez scored second in the country in the brief-writing competition of the 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.