To protect our community members from cybersecurity threats, Fitchburg State will be requiring two-factor authentication for all university Google accounts effective Tuesday, June 28. Learn more at https://bit.ly/39TlCfE.
Moot Court tournament case explores vaccine mandates
Fitchburg State has a long and distinguished history with the tournament, sending students to nationals each year since the campus program’s inception in 2000.
Aneke to be honored as one of 29 Who Shine
Crystal Aneke '20 will be recognized along with other accomplished graduates from the state's public colleges and universities at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 13.
Positivity Tour highlights downtown redevelopment
Visitors can follow the tour on a map that describes attractions including notable buildings and institutions, public art installations, restaurants and shops, along with developments now in progress like the university’s own Theater Block.
Moot Court team ranks nationally once again
Students Madison LaRoche and Benjamin Hill placed 5th in the nation (out of 162 entries) in the appellate brief writing competition at the national moot court tournament.
Professor appointed to Library of Congress radio task force
Professor Katherine Rye Jewell has been appointed co-chair of the College and Community Radio Caucus of the Library of Congress Radio Preservation Task Force, a federally mandated project created to support the preservation of the nation’s audiovisual infrastructure.
Faculty Perspective: The U.S.-Iran confrontation and Iraq’s uncertain fate
Against the unceasing cacophony of politicians and policymakers over breathtaking developments regarding Iraq and Iran, we’re caught in unending partisan recriminations, just when America stands at a critical U.S. foreign policy juncture.