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Fitchburg State honored for support of troops

Heidi Krupa was in her third year studying nursing at Fitchburg State University when her country called.

Faculty art on display Nov. 9 through Dec. 20

The best works by Fitchburg State University’s art and communications faculty will be on display starting Nov. 9 in the campus art gallery in the Sanders Administration Building, 300 Highland Ave.

"Guardians of Ga'hoole" author comes to Fitchburg Nov. 16

The New England Writers Series at Fitchburg State University welcomes Newbery Honor-winning author Kathryn Lasky on Wednesday, Nov. 16 at Kent Recital Hall in the Conlon Music Building.

Sigma Pi brothers to sleep out for homeless on Nov. 10

Members of the Sigma Pi fraternity Eta Tau chapter at Fitchburg State University will hold their annual “Sleep Out for the Homeless” on Thursday, Nov. 10, raising funds and awareness for an important cause.

"Connecting Across Genders" is topic for workshop on Nov. 9

Creating better dialogue across genders will be the goal of a free workshop in November sponsored by the Coalition for Communication and Intercultural Leadership and Fitchburg State University’s Douglas & Isabelle Crocker Center for Civic Engagement.

University to host forums Nov. 7 on expanding broadband access

The Regional Economic Development Institute (REDI) at Fitchburg State University will host a pair of community forums with the Massachusetts Broadband Institute on Monday, Nov. 7 at Kent Recital Hall.

"Swords and Sandals" concludes Nov. 10 with epic "Spartacus"

Fitchburg State University’s “Swords and Sandals” series, featuring films about ancient Rome introduced and contextualized by faculty members, concludes Nov. 10 with Stanley Kubrick’s Oscar-winning 1960 epic "Spartacus."

CenterStage presents Gare St. Lazare Players, Ireland, in "The End"

The CenterStage at Fitchburg State University arts and culture series invites you to enter into the theatrical world of Ireland’s Gare St. Lazare Players with Conor Lovett’s performance of The End by Samuel Beckett, and be caught in an exquisite, sublime moment of art.

"Swords and Sandals" continues Oct. 20 with "Romulus and Remus"

Fitchburg State University’s “Swords and Sandals” film and lecture series continues Thursday, Oct. 20, with the presentation of “Romulus and Remus” (1961).

Volunteer Fair on Thursday, Oct. 20

The campus is invited to learn about different ways its members can make a difference in their community at the Fall Meet ‘n Greet Volunteer Fair on the Alumni Quad (between Thompson Hall and the university library) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20.

Panel talk to explore "What Will Future Generations Condemn Us For?

Global poverty, women’s rights, environmental concerns and the growing prison population will be among the topics explored when the Center for Conflict Studies at Fitchburg State University presents a roundtable discussion entitled, “What Will Future Generations Condemn Us For?”

New vice president for development named

Fitchburg State University President Robert V. Antonucci has announced the appointment of Christopher P. Hendry as the institution’s new vice president for advancement.

New members named to Fitchburg State Board of Trustees

Fitchburg State University President Robert V. Antonucci has announced the appointment of Anthony J. Mercadante of Fitchburg and Anna Maria Clementi of Lunenburg as the newest members of the university’s Board of Trustees.

Fitchburg State library to house communication theorists' papers

The work of the communications theorists behind Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM) will occupy a new collection in the Fitchburg State University archives this fall.

Alumnus' short film about returning soldier to screen Oct. 12

A short film depicting the struggles of a soldier who returns to her family after three tours in Afghanistan will be screened next week as part of the CenterStage at Fitchburg State University arts and culture series.

Fitchburg State helps elementary pupils "Read for the Record" on Oct. 6

Continuing a fun tradition of promoting literacy and community engagement, students at the McKay Campus School will join more than 2 million of their peers from across the globe on Thursday, Oct. 6, in a simultaneous celebration of the joys of reading.

Family Weekend coming Sept. 30-Oct. 2

Mind-blowing mentalists, movie-going on ice and gridiron action are among the offerings for Fitchburg State University’s Family Weekend, running Friday, Sept. 30 to Sunday, Oct. 2. Members of the general public are invited to share in these exciting events.

CenterStage at Fitchburg State presents Peter Yarrow on Oct. 2

Peter Yarrow - of Peter, Paul and Mary fame - performs Sunday, Oct. 2 as part of the CenterStage at Fitchburg State University arts and culture series.

"Swords and Sandals" series opens Sept. 22

The golden age of ancient Rome meets the silver screen with “Swords and Sandals,” a film and lecture series this fall where faculty members at Fitchburg State University will introduce and contextualize these classics.

CenterStage at Fitchburg State showcases Greg Kitterle

The paintings and drawings of artist Greg Kitterle, who uses traditional materials combined with abstract compositional ideas, will be the inaugural event for the 2011-12 CenterStage at Fitchburg State University arts and culture series.