(1:07) Congratulations to the Class of 2020, who have succeeded in completing their degrees despite a generation-defining challenge. Visit fitchburgstate.edu/congratulations for more messages of good will for a remarkable group of students.

(0:50) Megan Steiger '20 discusses how donor support has changed her life.

(1:00) The Department of International Education at Fitchburg State talks about our upcoming Study Abroad Fair on Thursday, February 13 2020 and why all students should consider attending.

(2:41) High school students often ask if they should take AP classes in order to get a head start on their college. In this video, some of our Falcons explain why it was the right move for them.

(2:10:36) Fitchburg State University held its 123rd commencement exercises, winter ceremony, on Friday, Dec. 20. More than 600 undergraduate and graduate degrees were conferred. Attending graduates, including those who had completed their studies online and never before set foot on the university's physical campus, hailed from Massachusetts as well as Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Kansas, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin and the Northern Mariana Islands. Valedictorian Nicholas Powell of Gardner spoke, as did Graduate Student Leadership Award winner Eman Warraich-Gibson of New Jersey.

(5:06) December 2018 Fitchburg State University Concert Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor Roy Imperio, piano Hildy and Cindy Schilling, violin

(2:12) December 2018 Fitchburg State University Concert Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor Roy Imperio, piano

(1:45) December 2018 Fitchburg State University Chamber Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor

(1:44) December 2018 Fitchburg State University Concert Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor

(2:18) May 2018 Fitchburg State University Chamber Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor

(2:23) December 2018 Fitchburg State University Concert Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor Roy Imperio, piano

(1:29) December 2018 Fitchburg State University Chamber Choir Jonathan Harvey, conductor

(2:50) Fitchburg State University Combined Choirs Jonathan Harvey, conductor Roy Imperio, piano

(2:05) Learn about the student heath services offered at Fitchburg State.

(1:49) Listen to faculty, staff and current students of Fitchburg State University discuss the advantages of earning a Master's degree in education. Earning your master's as a classroom teacher enhances your knowledge and skills to better serve your classroom and students.

(1:02) Dean Bruno Hicks talks about the quality of the online Master's in Curriculum & Teaching program at Fitchburg State University. This affordable program is designed for working teachers and allows them to participate in pedagogies that be immediately be implemented in the classroom.

(1:58) Fitchburg State has a deep center for technology education. The faculty work collectively to develop an online program that not only allows flexibility for working individuals, but also ensures students have the collaborative aspect of a traditional, on-campus program.

(1:38) Dr. Beverley Hollingsworth provides a summary of the Accounting Theory course, one of the course options in the Online MBA program at Fitchburg State University. Whether you're experienced in accounting or have a limited experience, Dr. Hollingsworth will help you understand the rules related to the Accounting function.

(0:30) We kicked off the fall semester with a nod to our 125th anniversary. We’ll be celebrating this milestone throughout 2019-2020 with a series of programs and events that celebrate the breadth and diversity of our institution.

(1:31) Nancy Duphily outlines the first course in the RN to BS in Nursing program at Fitchburg State University, Role Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing.