Features & Highlights

Wednesday, November 13

On Tuesday, November 12, Politics FitzU students hosted two 2020 presidential campaign events on the Rindge campus. With visits from Senator Bernie Sanders’ campaign surrogates, and former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, the Franklin Pierce community had opportunities hear from advocates on both sides of the political spectrum.

Wednesday, November 13

The magazine of Raven Nation has been released for the Fall 2019. Read about the achievements of our alumni, faculty, students, and staff, as well as a message from President Mooney.

Wednesday, November 06

"Months after surging in Google searches following her early televised presidential debate appearances, the spiritual self-help author has remained a unique voice in the Democratic primary field despite failing to qualify for the most recent ones."

Wednesday, November 06

"Lecturer, activist and Democratic candidate for president Marianne Williamson was the latest visitor to Franklin Pierce University’s Pizza & Politics event, speaking on the need to return the country to a moral center and to overhaul its financial priorities."

Thursday, October 31

The Office of Residential Life invited local families to participate in their annual Trick-or-Treat event this past Tuesday, October 29th.

Thursday, October 24

A leader in her field, Priscilla Marsicovetere, J.D., PA-C has many hopes for growing the Master of Physician Assistant Studies program at Franklin Pierce, including returning her students to the local community to practice.

Thursday, October 24

As workforce development remains a top priority for many New Hampshire businesses, and the traditional workplace has transitioned into an environment where change is the norm, it has become clear that continuing education and professional improvement is a necessity for students and professionals on the path to career success.

Wednesday, October 23

"With a snip of over-sized scissors during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Franklin Pierce University officially christened a new home for its College of Business, in the freshly renovated Monadnock Hall."

Thursday, October 17

On Thursday, October 17, the Board of Trustees, College of Business Advisory Board, Monadnock Employers Forum, alumni and special guests convened on the Rindge campus for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the debut of the College of Business’ new home in historic Monadnock Hall.

Wednesday, October 16

"A majority of New Hampshire voters now backs the impeachment inquiry into whether President Trump improperly influenced Ukranian officials to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a new Franklin Pierce University-Boston Herald poll reveals."

Monday, October 14

"Former first lady Michelle Obama would enter the 2020 Democratic New Hampshire primary race as the frontrunner, a new Franklin Pierce University-Boston Herald poll has found — though so far she's insisted she won't."

Tuesday, October 08

"Congresswoman and Democratic presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard stopped at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge Thursday for some Pizza & Politics.”