Executive Vice President Dale Hamel said the University has set aside $3.9 million for reimbursements to students for residence hall, parking, and dining charges at last Wednesday’s first-ever virtual Board of Trustees meeting. The reimbursement […]
By Evan Lee News Editor By Leighah Beausoleil Asst. News Editor Student Trustee Olivia Beverlie asked if progress has been made to help the overworked staff at the Counseling Center during the Board of Trustees […]
Brennan Atkins & Jared Graf Editorial Staff Framingham State’s Board of Trustees passed a motion Nov. 20 to endorse the finance committee’s “submission of an application” for $20 million in renovations for the Whittemore Library. […]
By Evan Lee Asst. News Editor By Leighah Beausoleil Interim Asst. News Editor Framingham State’s Board of Trustees held its first meeting of the academic year Sept. 25 in the Alumni Room. They discussed an […]
The Framingham State Board of Trustees met to discuss decreasing student enrollment and the changing nature of academic affairs and disability services during its meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 30. Lauren Keville, coordinator of student retention […]
The Framingham State Board of Trustees heard about faculty concerns and potential changes to Title IX policies during its meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 28. The Board began by welcoming new trustee Hope Bielat, who has […]
Framingham State’s Board of Trustees discussed new student programs and the University budget at their first meeting of the academic year on Wednesday, Sept. 10. As part of the “Student Spotlight,” professor Brian Wilson and […]
The FBI will “not be able to assist any further” in the investigation of the six hate crimes that occurred last semester, according to Millie González, interim chief officer of diversity, inclusion and community engagement. […]
Framingham State’s Board of Trustees discussed the recent hate crimes and the campus emergency preparedness plan during its meeting on Nov. 29. Millie González, interim chief officer of diversity, inclusion and community engagement, shared with […]
The Board of Trustees discussed raising student fees by $590 should the University not receive sufficient state funding at their meeting on March 22. Additionally, there would be an “aggregated increase” of $1,000 for tuition, […]
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