Chad Garner
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Fitchburg State University named a Purple Heart campus (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — Fitchburg State University has been officially designated as a Purple Heart University, recognizing its dedicated support for combat-wounded veterans, active-duty service members and military-connected students. The recognition was proclaimed by Fitchburg State University President Donna Hodge during her third annual State of the University address to kickstart the fall semester on campus. During the address, Hodge invited university alumnus, current staff member and veteran Andres C
‘A supportive residential community’ (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — Fitchburg State University has announced the launch of a new family housing option to support both undergraduate and graduate students with families as they pursue their degrees. The University has introduced a model apartment to showcase the layout and features available to prospective resident families, expanding its residential footprint and continuing its efforts to provide flexible, accessible, and inclusive housing solutions for a diverse student population. The family units wi
Fitchburg State President Hodge declares year of ‘possibility’ (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — Anything is possible at Fitchburg State University, according to President Donna Hodge, who anchored her third annual State of the University address in the theme of “possibility” on Wednesday, Sept. 2, delivering an inspiring speech to students, faculty, staff and community members gathered in Weston Auditorium. Hodge’s annual address focused on opportunity, strategic choices and sustainable growth. Grounding her message in the dedication of the campus community, Hodge outlined how
Fitchburg State grad’s path to becoming a teacher (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — When Alyssa Tata walked off the stage at Leominster High School in 2018, she didn’t have a meticulously charted four-year plan. She had a high school transcript packed with top marks, a reputation as a driven, straight-A student, and a sudden, overwhelming sense of vertigo. “The end of high school was a shock to my system because suddenly there were no explicit deadlines or rules; I was left to figure out what my life would look like,” said Tata. “I had spent so much time worrying ab
Fitchburg State student takes the road to the badge (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — On Wednesday, Sept. 9, when the recruits of Fitchburg State University’s ninth Recruit Officer Course march across the stage at Weston Auditorium and graduate from the Police Academy, 22-year-old Collin Dudek will realize a dream he has carried for as long as he can remember. For Dudek, earning his badge isn’t just the conclusion of a college career; it marks the final hurdle of an intensive, five-year journey at Fitchburg State designed to mold standard students into highly prepared
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