WESTFIELD, Mass. – The NCAA Board of Governors has outlined several criteria, including return to sport guidelines on testing and requested that each division make additional interpretations and decisions for their divisions. In response, one of the recent actions by the NCAA Division III Administrative Committee was to recommend member schools not compete in the fall term to avoid potential increased health and safety risks

The MASCAC and Fitchburg State University have announced that all competition for our fall sports has been suspended for the fall 2020 season. The programs impacted by this decision include men's and women's soccer, women’s volleyball, field hockey, men’s and women’s cross country and football. This news is tremendously disappointing, but was made in the best interest of the health and safety of our student-athletes, coaches and staff members.

Our Leading for Change team and our Center for Diversity and Inclusiveness are launching a theme, "Courageous Conversations." The first events using this theme will be three Open Forums this summer. For the first two, and maybe the third, we are using this: Courageous Conversations: All Lives Can't Matter Unless Black Lives Matter.

FITCHBURG, Mass. – Fitchburg State University held its seventh annual National Collegiate Athlete Honor Society (NCAHS) induction ceremony on Monday, with 25 student-athletes being recognized for their academic achievements.

WESTFIELD, Mass. — A total of 136 Fitchburg State University student-athletes have been honored by the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) with selection to the league's Fall/Winter 2019 All-Academic Team that was released by Commissioner Angela Baumann.

FITCHBURG, Mass. –The 2019 Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Fall Sportsmanship Teams were recently announced by the league office on Thursday afternoon as 56 MASCAC student-athletes were recognized.

Brunswick, Maine. – The Fitchburg State University women’s cross country team placed 39th overall (out of 54 teams) with a total of 1174 points at the NCAA Division III New England Women’s Cross Country Regional Championships today, hosted by Bowdoin College.