Grants support augmented reality investments in nursing program
Nursing students at Fitchburg State University will benefit from cutting edge technology and next-level simulations thanks to generous grants from the Elaine Nicpon Marieb Charitable Foundation and...
Alumna Mary Cardona-Foster to compete on The Amazing Race
Cardona-Foster returned to the Fitchburg State campus in February to work with current students as a guest client for a Communications Media project.
Community Read of White Mountains State continues this spring
The events include a talk by author and alumnus Keith Gentili on March 21.
Community Read launches with hike on Sept. 21
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.
University launches new podcast series
The podcast features student perspectives on campus life and alumni stories.
University announces honorees for 127th Commencement Exercises
Media and information technology pioneer John Honeycutt '91 will return to campus to deliver the undergraduate commencement address on Saturday, May 20.
Author and alumnus R.A. Salvatore talks the future of storytelling
Salvatore said building memorable characters was more important than plot in creating successful stories.
Author R.A. Salvatore to discuss "The Future of Storytelling"
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.
Forge Theater Lab presents pandemic-inspired works
Spanning multiple generations, relationships, and voices, “No Place to Go” is a reminder that despite the pandemic causing many to feel isolated, we are united by one collective experience.
Alumnus Gregg Swiatlowski wins Emmy award for sound editing
Gregg Swiatlowski '06 has worked in feature films and TV shows throughout his career since graduating from Fitchburg State.