Author Jimin Han didn’t start out with intentions of writing, let alone becoming a novelist but in the end, it became part of who she is.
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FSU’s Harry Potter Alliance
If one was to walk into Thompson 202 on a Wednesday anytime between 5-6pm, they would find a group of Harry Potter fans discussing different topics and themes that come up in the books and the movies.
Big News for Texans
Sylvia Garcia and Veronica Escobar have secured the Democratic nomination in their districts. This is a huge victory for Latinas, as it is important that they have strong leadership and representation in their largely Latino district.
Main Stage Presents: The Women of Lockerbie
30 years after the Lockerbie Bombing, Fitchburg State University’s Main Stage Theater Company presents: “The Women of Lockerbie”, by the renowned playwright Deborah Brevoort and directed by Kelly Morgan.
Do You Check Your Email?
To further investigate this, we asked about a dozen students lingering in the McKay halls if they check their emails on a daily basis.
Journey to Equality: Taking Stock with Clarence Harlan Orsi
After reading Clarence Harlan Orsi’s essay, ‘Take Stock’, and given the chance to hear him speak, I found myself thinking rather deeply on the topic [of gender].
Pitch Tank
Applications are due by March 2nd and can be sent in at fitchburgstate.edu/pitchtank. After judges deliberate, there will be a second round happening in April.
New at the Rec Center: Group Exercise Classes
Due to popular demand, Recreation Services will now be offering group exercise classes beginning February 12 (and the 21 of February for Turbo Kick Live). Students, faculty and staff can take part in five different free classes offered every Monday and Wednesday.
Film Studies Minor Added to FSU Catalogue
by Brennan Tremblay This semester is officially the first to introduce the Film Studies minor here at FSU. The addition of new minors coming about is not a rarity at Fitchburg State; in fact, they come rather frequently. Last year,… Read More ›
Shroom Walk: Bio/Chem Club Eats Mushrooms in the Woods
by Tyler Bradway “The Shroom Walk,” in early October set the mood for what the Biology and Chemistry Club is all about. The event, publicized as “The Edible Mushroom Walk,” became a very strange and exciting couple hours. The… Read More ›
Simonds, Rhymes with Diamonds
by Jay Reiss A quick Internet search will prove that Simonds, the new residential hall Fitchburg State University purchased over the summer, does in fact rhyme with diamonds (long ‘I’ sound) despite many pronouncing it like The Sims video game…. Read More ›
Spot Taken
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 ›
Why Are There White Flags on the Quad?
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 ›
Greek Life is for YOU!
*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 ›
Free Speech is Important, but What We Say and Do Is Crucial
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 ›
