By Suzanne Karioki There’s a smattering of students across the small auditorium on this quiet Wednesday night; the audience is casually dressed and there’s a murmur of conversation before the performance begins. From behind me, I hear a group of… Read More ›
by: Rebecca Chin Photo Credit: Rebecca Chin Do you ever get frustrated trying to find a parking spot on campus or having to walk back to your dorm from the Civic Center? The student body and faculty have voiced their… Read More ›
by: Jarrod Roberts It’s safe to say a lot has changed in the last 35 years since the original Blade Runner showed us the far flung future of 2019. Now, with a sequel to reintroduce us the the cyber punk… Read More ›
The easy way to put it: you shouldn’t. While this may be an unpopular view, it seems to be the best response to anyone who wishes to assert their first amendment right and take a knee. Why is it such… Read More ›
by Aaron Hatch Stephen King novels can be difficult to adapt to film, the biggest reason being what is considered scary in a book can easily come off campy and ridiculous in a film. So, making a horror film… Read More ›
by Peter Kougias (Photo Credit) Today (September 21) on the quad, Active Minds have placed 1,100 white flags in honor of college students who commit suicide each year. This memorial brings awareness and sparks discussion for suicide prevention. Amber Haney… Read More ›
*The previous photo was removed and replaced with a provided photo. We strive for excellence and understanding for our fellow students and wanted to accommodate accordingly! Thank you all!* By: Samantha Lucier As a freshman, beginning your first semester as… Read More ›
Last week, while my sons and I were spending our annual August visit with my parents in my hometown of Charlottesville, Virginia, the city was rocked by a number of violent events surrounding a white supremacist and Nazi… Read More ›
Written By: Maddie Driscoll Photo Credit: Anna Gagnon Burch Over the past four years track star Morgan Steele has made a tremendous impact here at Fitchburg State. When it comes to track Morgan has been a two year captain… Read More ›
by Holly Wentworth- Paul Bail, Ph.D. in psychology from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor and a meditation teacher, invites Fitchburg State students to come to his meditation class, located at the Leominster Public Library on Monday’s, other than holidays,… Read More ›
Written By: Kevin Fitzmaurice Sophomore Maddie Medina is a two sport athlete for the Fitchburg State Falcons. Playing both soccer and softball as a criminal justice major she has… Read More ›
by Stephen Neshe- Tired of listening to the Top 40s? Can’t stand Taylor Swift and Zayn’s pop anthem? Sick of people thinking Lorde is alternative? Mitchell Neubert, the host of Mitch in the Fitch, offers listeners new and old music… Read More ›
Logo credit: Aaron Hatch- by: Charlotte Schofield Name: Aaron Hatch Age: 21 Major: Graphic Design In March, The Point ran a Logo Contest in tandem with the staff’s work to overhaul the new site’s presence, and after reviewing all… Read More ›
(Image Credit: Nick Aldwin)- by Nicole Gaffney: Fitchburg State students got more than they bargained for while attending the Red Sox game earlier this April when the bus that drove them caught on fire. About twenty students were attending a… Read More ›
