The campus will welcome Ansilta De Luca from The Washington Center (TWC) to discuss internship opportunities in the nation's capital for Summer and Fall 2026. The program will be held in person in Percival Hall 208, or you can register to receive a Zoom link. De Luca will also have a table about The Washington Center at the Career Services and Advising Center throughout the day.

On Banned Books Week, Fitchburg State University and the Fitchburg Historical Society will be partnering to offer a program, Censoring Cormier: Readings from the Fitchburg State University Archives.

Everyone is welcome to come play a spooky game of Jeopardy with fun Halloween-themed questions and a chance to win big prizes. Bring your friends and your best trivia skills. 🕷️✨

Celebrate fall the creative way at FAB Pumpkin Paint n’ Sip, hosted by the Fitchburg Activities Board! Swing by for a laid-back afternoon of pumpkin painting, warm vibes, and sweet sips—think cider, lemonade, or whatever seasonal flavors we’ve got on tap.

The Falcons host the Chargers of Colby-Sawyer College this evening in non-conference action from Elliot Field. Visit fitchburgfalcons.com to learn more. Free to the public.

Join Dr. Karina Bautista from the Humanities Department for a podcast and talk highlighting a community-based effort led by Fitchburg State’s Spanish Program in partnership with the Falcon Academy, and co-directed and produced through the Perseverantia Perspectives Podcast Series. Students reflect on how their Spanish skills came alive as they taught a medical Spanish lesson to local eighth graders, bridging classroom learning with real-world community needs. Their stories show how language education fosters connection, cultural awareness, and collaboration.