Ten of FSU’s education licensure programs have earned full national recognition from their specialized professional associations (SPA). Full national recognition requires meeting all of the SPA’s standards. The overall accreditation process is overseen by the […]
SGA discussed snow removal and mask filters, among other concerns, during its Jan. 26 meeting over Zoom. Student Trustee McKenzie Ward started open forum by raising concerns about the lack of timely snow removal on […]
FSU has agreed to let the City of Framingham use the Franklin Street Lot for COVID-19 testing starting on Dec. 7, according to an email sent to faculty and staff. The free testing site is […]
This election won’t solve our problems. And if you think it will, you’re delusional. Getting America unentangled from racism and sexism will not be solved by one person – let alone in four years. America […]
The Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) has canceled all competitions for winter sports due to COVID-19. At FSU, the men’s and women’s basketball teams and men’s ice hockey team will only be able to […]
Framingham State University has received a Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention from EVERFI, an educational software developer that provides learning modules for FSU, according to a University press release Nov. 2. The University […]
Framingham State University received the 2020 Best of the Best MetroWest College/University Award for the second year in a row. Community members were able to nominate and vote for their favorite businesses. The awards were […]
For the ninth time, Framingham State University has been named to the Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges, according to an FSU press release. The annual review surveyed 695 schools, placing 416 on the list […]
What is your professional and educational background? I had my undergrad in psychology from Bridgewater State, and I have my master’s in mental health counseling from Salve Regina. So, I actually had a private practice […]
Framingham State received a $40,000 grant from the state to increase dual enrollment for underrepresented students Sept. 28. Dual enrollment is an opportunity for high-school students to enroll in college courses to earn credits toward […]
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