Features & Highlights

Tuesday, August 01

"As summer winds down, I am excited for a new academic year to begin. While our College of Graduate and Professional Studies students have continued their studies throughout the summer, we look forward to the return of our undergraduate students to the College at Rindge campus at the end of this month, and among them, a new flock of Ravens in the Class of 2021..."

Friday, July 21

This past Tuesday, The Presidency and The Press held its "Road to the White House Runs Through the Granite State" bus tour.

Sunday, July 16

After a successful year of screenings, "From Hurricane to Climate Change," will air on New Hampshire Public Television (NHPTV) this week. NHPTV will also make the film available for streaming and VOD (Video on Demand) for Comcast and other distributors.

Friday, July 07

On June 6, Doctor of Physical Therapy student Adrienne Olney--on behalf of her class and Franklin Pierce--and non-profit partner SMILE Mass donated five beach wheelchair chairs to Governor Chris Sununu and the New Hampshire State Parks, creating access that did not previously exist.

Thursday, June 29

Franklin Pierce was not the only institution vying for Shanendon Cartwright's attention as a top national high school basketball prospect. But Pierce was the school he chose. Now, Shanendon sits as a member of Parliament for the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

Tuesday, June 27

Ten Franklin Pierce students were honored with a student Emmy Award by the New England chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) at the 40th Boston/New England Emmy Awards Ceremony on Saturday, June 24 for their production of an "It's On Us" public service announcement (PSA).

Wednesday, June 07

The Board of Trustees of Franklin Pierce University, the governing body of the institution, has appointed three new members, including Robert Riley, John Burke and Terrell Boston Smith.

Tuesday, June 06

Writer and Marketing Specialist Holly Beretto graduated magna cum laude from Franklin Pierce College in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication in hand and a Sigma Tau Delta cord draped over her shoulders. Never did Holly think, as she crossed that commencement stage, that she would be back as editor of Pierce Magazine nearly a quarter of a century later.

Monday, June 05

Shinel's personal commitment not only to A.L.A.NA. and Pierce Perspective--its student discussion group--but to social justice has twice earned her the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Service Award. This honor recognizes students who have demonstrated a commitment to service and community building, and recognizes individuals as they work to fulfill the dream and message of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

Sunday, June 04

Jemma Thacker’s first visit to New England was the day she stepped onto the College at Rindge campus of Franklin Pierce University. She began her Raven career during the spring semester, welcomed by the frigid 30 degree temperatures of late January.

Friday, June 02

There are only two ways in to Franklin Pierce University's College at Rindge campus: University Drive and Mountain Road. While the former brings a visitor alongside the glistening shores of Pearly Pond and past the beautiful Lakeview townhouses where most senior undergraduates reside, the latter is, for many, a direct pipeline to Emma's 321 Pub & Kitchen.

Friday, May 26

Franklin Pierce University President Kim Mooney was featured on a panel of prominent leaders sponsored by Bernstein Shur and the New Hampshire Women's Bar Association called, "Breaking Barriers - A Conversation with Female Trailblazers in New Hampshire's Business, Non-Profit and Legal Communities."