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Gregg Swiatlowski '06 has worked in feature films and TV shows throughout his career since graduating from Fitchburg State.

The series opens with "Italo," the true story of a stray dog who arrived in a Sicilian town and became a beloved member of the community.

The program continues the Center for Professional Studies’ commitment to creating programming built around themes of social justice and cultural responsiveness.

The ranking among regional universities reflects Fitchburg State’s success in enrolling and graduating large numbers of economically disadvantaged students.

Most of the new officers have already been hired by area police departments.

From a parade of nations represented in the campus community to thought-provoking discussions featuring faculty members and invited guests, the month's offerings will engage, inform and entertain.

The pandemic has raised many questions and issues that have constitutional as well as ethical implications. This panel talk will feature students from the university's moot court team as well as faculty members.

Fall semester classes start Thursday, Sept. 2.

The exhibit is a retrospective featuring more than a decade of sculptural installations that investigate the coexistence of nature with the synthetic and the human-engineered.

The course is part of a series of programs on equity and social change.