By Olivia Koravos According to The Boston Business Journal’s most recent data on The Master of Business Administration programs in Massachusetts, Fitchburg State University holds the program with the highest majority of females enrolled, with 54.3%. There are many features… Read More ›
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Roman Day II: All Roads Lead to Fitchburg
By Charlotte Schofield On April 3rd Dies Romanus II, or Roman Day II in ancient Latin, took the Fitchburg State campus by storm with the Legion III Cyrenaica living history group, students and alumni of the Latin program reading ancient… Read More ›
A Look Inside Percival’s Phase Two Completion
By Olivia Koravos On Tuesday, Apr. 2 2019, Capital Planning and Maintenance held an Open House that showcased the newly renovated first and ground floors of Percival Hall. The construction that had been going on since May 2018 finally came… Read More ›
Proposed Cap On Student Loans May Do More Harm Than Good
By Kurtis Kendall & Makenzie MacDonald $1.5 trillion is the staggering US student debt load, which has tripled since 2003. The cost of higher education has continued to increase, causing students to struggle with being able to attend college, and… Read More ›
Morality vs. Artificial Intelligence
By Kristin Schneider On March 26th, Dr. John Sylvia and his Comm Law and Ethics class invited members of the community to join them and discuss and debate the ethics behind Artificial Intelligence (AI). Â During this discussion, participants were encouraged… Read More ›
