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The Center for Professional Studies is offering two free webinars that will explore issues related to social justice, implicit bias and microaggressions.

The three Courageous Conversations in June focusing on the theme “All Lives Can’t Matter Until Black Lives Matter” were a powerful reiteration that the Fitchburg State community is committed to promoting equity and creating a culture where everyone can thrive. At the same time, the institution identified a number of areas on which we need to work.

The university has shared campus repopulation plans for students and employees. 

The Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr. Charitable Fund has pledged more than $7,000 to Fitchburg State University’s police program to help defray the cost of personal safety protection vests for these future officers.

This news is tremendously disappointing, but was made in the best interest of the health and safety of our student-athletes, coaches and staff members.

The pandemic has not stifled the international collaboration between students and faculty at Fitchburg State University and the Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences in Germany, where researchers are exploring the transatlantic relationship between our two nations.

President Lapidus said international students are valued members of the Fitchburg State community and we are working on their behalf in the hopes they can remain with us.

The Community Music Program is now being offered online, allowing students of all ages individualized instrumental and voice lessons in a safe format.

The Fitchburg State community is invited to gather for a series of Courageous Conversations around themes of race and justice.

Fitchburg State University’s online graduate program in history has been ranked as one of the most affordable such programs in the country.