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!

Monday, November 19

Due to inclement weather, the Wiliam Landay event, scheduled for Monday, November 19th, and classes after 5 p.m. Monday will be canceled.

Tuesday, November 13

The Northeast-10 Conference and Franklin Pierce University are excited to announce that it will partner with PrestoSports and Stretch Internet Solutions to create and launch NE10 NOW, a Conference-wide digital streaming platform, in November 2018.

Thursday, November 08

Business students and faculty on the Rindge campus have a new home on the first floor of Monadnock Hall. After months of renovations, the College of Business has officially moved into inviting space that has been thoughtfully designed to foster community and engagement of business students, faculty, community members, alumni and business partners.

Monday, November 05

Sunday evening at Sodexo Field was a bit quieter in terms of offensive output than Friday night, but it was even louder in terms of import.

Friday, November 02

The selection of junior forward Veronica Marques (Sao Paulo, Brazil) as Northeast-10 Conference Player of the Year highlighted a banner day for the Franklin Pierce University women’s soccer team, as the Ravens hauled in a bevy of awards.

Thursday, October 25

Please join the Franklin Pierce community in welcoming the members of the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE, formerly known as NEASC) accreditation team who will be visiting our Rindge Campus from Sunday, November 4 through Wednesday, November 7 and the Manchester Center on Monday, November 5.

Thursday, October 25

Student-athletes from the Ravens’ men’s and women’s ice hockey teams, as well as the women’s lacrosse program helped with the setup and execution of the event, which was put on in conjunction with the Rindge Chamber of Commerce.

Wednesday, October 17

Franklin Pierce University will undergo a comprehensive evaluation visit November 4-7, 2018, by a team representing the New England Commission of Higher Education (formerly the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, NEASC). The public is invited to submit comments regarding the institution.

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.

Thursday, October 11

This one-day festival will educate attendees through short presentations on species of bats living in New Hampshire, the beneficial contributions of bats to our environment, the crisis of bat population decline, and how the public can help Granite State bat populations to recover.