Features & Highlights

Wednesday, November 28

The magazine of Raven Nation has been released for the Fall/Winter of 2018. Read about the achievements of our alumni, faculty, and staff, grants supporting the University, and a message from President Mooney.

Monday, November 19

View a Thanksgiving message from President Mooney '83. Stay safe, and enjoy the break!

Friday, October 12

Franklin Pierce University and President Kim Mooney ’83 were named to Business NH Magazine’s list of Top Women-Led Businesses and Nonprofits for 2018.

Tuesday, October 02

Franklin Pierce University proudly sponsored the Radically Rural event, a two-day summit in Keene, NH aimed at bringing together leaders and community members who are committed to creating a vibrant and robust rural community.

Wednesday, September 26

The Rindge campus bounced with families, friends and alumni over the weekend under a bright blue sky. Alumni and family members traveled near and far to visit campus for the first time or to return to Rindge.

Tuesday, August 28

A convoy of family vehicles began lining up on University Avenue as early as 4:25 a.m. on Saturday, August 25, delivering the Class of 2022 and their belongings to the Rindge campus.

Thursday, August 02

Franklin Pierce University, in conjunction with the Department of Athletics, recently hosted the 29th Annual Franklin Pierce University Golf Tournament on Monday, July 23.

Wednesday, August 01

NH Governor Christopher T. Sununu visited the Rindge campus on Thursday, July 26 to speak with 90 middle school students attending the BEST camp, a partnership among Franklin Pierce University, the Jaffrey-Rindge Rotary and the local SAU #47 school district.

Friday, April 27

On Friday, April 13, President Kim Mooney welcomed nearly 150 women to the Rindge campus for the New Hampshire Women in Higher Education Leadership (NHWHEL) Spring Conference. After an initial “icebreaker” networking exercise, the attendees broke into one of four information sessions: “Women in Leadership: Professional and Personal Balance in Higher Education”, “Navigating Institutions of Higher Education as a Woman of Color”, “Change? We’ve Always Done it this Way!” or “Mentoring: Mentors for Leaders, Time Commitments, and Reverse Mentoring.”

Tuesday, March 20

The fifth annual Trendsetters Awards seeks to honor young professionals under the age of 40, who are making a difference to the local community.

Wednesday, February 28

Students enrolled in the Physician Assistant Program at Franklin Pierce University's Lebanon Center received their long white coats. The coating of the student signifies the end of their educational experience. The ceremony was held at the Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center on February 24, 2018.

Friday, January 19

Community Leaders gathered for a Meet & Greet with Franklin Pierce University President Dr. Kim Mooney at our Manchester