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President Hodge announced an additional $50,000 gift to support military and veteran students.

In the 90-minute competition, students answer 50 multiple choice questions written or created by members of the Fitchburg State Mathematics Department faculty, proctored by university students.

Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll will administer the oath of office at the investiture ceremony.

President Hodge and a team of institutional affiliates will participate in a structured, evidence-based engagement designed to transform institutional culture, practice, and outcomes.

Rodriguez, with a career spanning legal, academic, and law enforcement sectors, was appointed by Gov. Healey.

The staged readings of playwright Peter Anderegg’s new works are thoughtful comedies that relate to contemporary issues.

In addition to the Silver ranking, Fitchburg State was also designated a Military Spouse Friendly School.

The internationally renowned author, illustrator and entrepreneur will address the undergraduate ceremony on Saturday, May 17.

Proceeds from the drag show will support student scholarships.

The agreement outlines expectations for collaboration and mutual aid between agencies, including critical incident training, drills, and exercises.