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This event highlights the projects of Dr. Hodge's Presidential Ambassadors, recognizes campus community contributions, and honors the transformative power of education at Fitchburg State. The theme of this year's Presidential Ambassadors is "Academics Changes Lives," which celebrates how academic opportunity shapes futures and strengthens communities.

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Join the Caribbean Student Association (CASA) at the 99 Restaurants, 275 Summer St, Fitchburg for our car wash fundraiser!  We’re excited to kickstart our club and would love your support. For a minimum of $5, we’ll make your car shine like new, and any additional donations are greatly appreciated. Come enjoy great vibes, good energy, and help us grow CASA!

The Gold Key Society is comprised of all members of classes that have celebrated 50th reunions. Each fall, an annual ceremony is held to recognize  the collective achievements of all those in the society and to induct the 50th reunion class. This year we will be inducting the Class of 1975. If you graduated prior to 1975 and have not been previously inducted into the Gold Key Society, please contact the alumni office to coordinate your induction this year.

Falcons host the Vikings of Salem State this morning in MASCAC action from Elliot Field. Visit FitchburgFalcons.com for more information. Free to the public.

Wachusett Mountain Ski Area hosts this gathering with authentic German beer, local craft breweries, biergarten-inspired food, and rounds of competitions each day.

Class of 1975 50th Reunion

Join Coach Terrio and your fellow alumni at the Alumni Lacrosse Game!  

Hello Fitchburg State Softball Alumni! 

Wachusett Mountain Ski Area hosts this gathering with authentic German beer, local craft breweries, biergarten-inspired food, and rounds of competitions each day.

Learn about the spring break trip to Japan to study with Professor Amakawa at this virtual information session. The program is presented through the Office of International Education and will include presentations from Professor Amakawa about Arts and Game Design and travel and scholarships.

Fitchburg State students and faculty will present and participate at this event, located at the Abolitionist Park less than a half-mile from campus. Offerings will include Professor David Weiss presenting on domestic terror and hate crime; Professor Will Cortezia discussing diversity in education; Professor Kisha Tracy presenting the Bible as literature; Professor Danette Day discussing culturally proficient education. 

Are you an undergraduate student considering an internship for Spring or Summer 2026? Attend the Fall 2025 Undergraduate Internship Fair at Fitchburg State University in the Hammond Main Lounge on campus Tuesday Sept. 30 from 1 - 4 p.m. This fair is a great way for employers and students to meet and discuss internship opportunities available in the region.

Join us as we kick off LGBTQ+ History Month in conjunction with Hispanic Heritage Month with the raising of the Pride flag. A LatinX Keynote speaker will join the festivities to highlight the intersectionality between both Hispanic Heritage Month and LGBTQ+ History Month.  Refreshments to be served following the flag presentation.

The Office of International Education hosts this virtual study abroad information session for students interested in learning about the journey to Costa Rica to study ecology with Professor Picone. We'll also discuss the global ambassador scholarship. To join the virtual meeting, go to https://meet.google.com/asy-oxjy-gkb.

Join the Career and Advising Center for a virtual workshop for international students (undergrad and graduate) on the job and internship search process and CPT/OPT requirements. Google meet link coming.

Celebrate the unique heritage of our city and university! Join us on the quad for:

The Falcons return to Elliot Field as they host the Bison of Nichols College in non-conference action this afternoon. Visit FitchburgFalcons.com for more information. Free to the public.

Experience the lively Afro–Puerto Rican tradition of Bomba in this interactive workshop featuring live drumming, dance, and cultural storytelling. Learn the history behind the music, join the rhythm, and enjoy delicious food as we celebrate heritage through movement and community.

The Falcons host the Cougars of Clark University this evening in non-conference action from Elliot Field. Learn more at fitchburgfalcons.com. Free to the public.