Republican Charlie Baker was declared the winner of the gubernatorial election Wednesday morning, defeating Attorney General Martha Coakley. Baker received 48.46 percent of votes and Coakley received 46.58 percent. Many Framingham State University students were […]
Some FSU students are upset about a photo that was posted on Instagram in which a female student, wearing a fake black eye, flinched as a male student raised his fist toward her. The photo […]
The Department of International Education was recently granted $10,000 from the office of Academic Affairs to create more scholarships and increase affordability of studying abroad for students. This year, more FSU students are participating in […]
More than half of FSU’s registered student voters still have not decided whom they will be voting for in the upcoming gubernatorial race, according to a recent Gatepost survey. Tuesday, voters will head to the […]
The Henry Whittemore Library is the site of Framingham State’s new exhibit called “FSU Pioneers,” which highlights 12 alumni who were considered to be pioneers of education. The exhibit opened late Tuesday afternoon, and was […]
The Hemenway Hall project, which includes an addition to and renovations of the building, is set to be completed by fall of 2016, according to Executive Vice President Dale Hamel. Construction of the new addition […]
A female resident student reported on Monday Oct. 20 that she was sexually assaulted the previous Friday after she and the alleged perpetrator, a male acquaintance who is suspended from campus, returned to FSU from […]
Can you briefly describe your resume and educational background? I graduated from Natick High School and then I went to Simmons College in Boston which is a small women’s college. I loved that. I majored […]
FSU administrators and faculty are planning to develop accelerated graduate degree programs which will allow students to earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years. The programs, coordinated by the Office of Graduate […]
FSU is introducing three new academic colleges, a structure in which three deans oversee six to seven academic departments each and report to Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Linda Vaden-Goad. The deans will […]
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