University faculty author new textbooks for open use
The newest volumes of open educational resources include texts on music, language and mathematics.
Faculty book a finalist for national award
Dr. Kisha Tracy’s book, which can be downloaded for free, was created for first-year writing students.
Educator conference focuses on news literacy
The program, which included a keynote address from professor and author Dan Kennedy, was attended by educators from Massachusetts and New Hampshire as well as community members.
News literacy as a tool for education is focus of August conference
The free conference is also open to those interested in learning more about the role of quality journalism in a healthy democracy.
Future teachers talk cell phone safety with elementary students
The university students shared lessons from faculty member Katharine Covino's book "You Got a Phone! (Now Read This Book)."
Professor recognized for embrace of open educational resources
Winners were judged to have gone above and beyond the call to create, adapt or adopt OER for academic use institutionally, regionally, and nationally.
Winter Commencement 2023 celebrates student success
Fitchburg State University awarded more than 400 graduate and undergraduate degrees during the winter ceremony of its 127th commencement exercises Friday, Dec. 22.
Racial profiling explored for Constitution Day observance
Our programs will explore racial profiling from a variety of perspectives, from statistics to social media and historical precedents.
University again lauded for online courses of distinction
The recognition speaks to the quality of online courses and the care that faculty take to make sure their courses provide a unique experience for students that promotes engagement and rigor.
High school students recognized with English Studies awards
Fitchburg State University recently recognized the winners of its annual High School Writing Contest during an event in Presidents’ Hall. The contest is sponsored by the university’s English Studies...