Alyssa Borelli

Joe Sciacca, Editor-in-Chief of the Boston Herald was honored with the 2016 Marlin Fitzwater Medallion for Leadership in Public Communication in ceremonies on the Rindge campus. The ceremony honored alumnnus Rich Goode '96, and several other students for academic achievement, as well as Stephen Keimig '16 for his contributions to the public discourse.

The community is invited to help participate in Franklin Pierce University’s 9th annual Empty Bowls Event on Friday, December 4, 2015 in Spagnuolo Hall from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Empty Bowls combines art, music, and food to bring awareness about the issue of hunger in the community.

Radio voices of the Boston Bruins Dave Goucher and Bob Beers, and CBS radio personality of 98.5 the Sports Hub, Rob “Hardy” Poole kicked off the University’s new Sports Media major at Sunday’s winter Open House.

Franklin Pierce University announced that demolition will begin this fall on two defunct building on the university’s Rindge, New Hampshire campus. The buildings to be torn down are Crestview and Ravencroft.

Governor Jeb Bush to Campaign at Franklin Pierce Gov. Bush’s visit marks the seventh Presidential candidate to visit Franklin Pierce and the sixth Republican seeking the party's nomination.

This week (March 20-24, 2017) begins Franklin Pierce University’s first Ravens Advocate! Disability Awareness Week to highlight the importance of an inclusive, diverse and supportive campus with events occurring daily throughout the week.

Franklin Pierce University, in partnership with the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center (NH SBDC), will present "Starting a Small Business" on Wednesday, March 22, from 6:30-8 p.m. at the John D. Perkins Sr. Academy in Marlow, N.H.

The Thoreau Gallery at Franklin Pierce University is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, “Breaking New Ground: 15 years of BIG,” an exhibition of international prints, celebrating 15 years of a non-toxic etching technique, known as Baldwin Intaglio Ground (BIG).