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Salvatore, who completed degrees in communications and English at Fitchburg State in 1981 and 1991, is a top author of fantasy novels with an ever-expanding and loyal following. 

The book is designed as an introductory guide that gathers and organizes information, current events and scholarship for non-specialists, including undergraduate students.

"You Got a Phone! (Now Read This Book)" co-authored by Associate Professor Katharine Covino offers practical advice for kids and parents.

Students participated in a unique service learning experience in Spain where they worked with their peers in English language immersion.

A new transfer agreement between Fitchburg State and Mount Wachusett Community College will help streamline the transfer process for students pursuing degrees in middle school or secondary education.

Racism, implicit bias, and efforts to counter those forces can be controversial when presented in scholastic settings, but confronting the issues with intention is crucial to navigating today’s world.

A panel talk on Feb. 16 will look at the growing challenge of ensuring older adults in America have access to affordable and safe housing.

Faculty are committed to fostering connections with students and improving their own teaching through the program.

The funny, irreverent chapter book for young readers was co-authored by Professor Katharine Covino-Poutasse from the English Studies Department. Topics include technology, how to take a break from screens, strategies for focusing on schoolwork, and suggestions to help kids feel better.