Features & Highlights

Tuesday, September 10

"Franklin Pierce University is launching a new academic model this year, seeking to streamline its program offerings and urge students to continue on to graduate programming."

Thursday, August 29

"Franklin Pierce University President Kim Mooney says the school’s new academic structure will streamline continuing education opportunities for students and encourage collaboration among faculty."

Thursday, August 29

"The upperclassmen of the 'Raven Nation' welcomed 470 news students to campus Saturday, with Franklin Pierce University's annual move-in tradition, where older students assist incoming freshmen with getting settled into their dormitories."

Thursday, August 29

"Franklin Pierce University has appointed a new interim provost and four new academic deans as part of a reorganization of its academic programs, the university announced this week."

Thursday, August 29

"Franklin Pierce University announced Wednesday the appointment of an Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs as well as four deans of the university’s new academic organization."

Friday, August 23

A flock of new Ravens arrive on the Rindge campus on Saturday, August 24 – 470 of them to be exact! We are looking forward to welcoming them to the Franklin Pierce community with events and activities planned throughout Orientation Weekend and beyond.

Friday, August 23

New students on the Rindge campus will be surrounded with support as they navigate life at Franklin Pierce University. Our Student Affairs Leadership (SALS) program is designed to ease the transition for entering freshmen and transfer students, with over 150 Ravens participating to build community and ensure campus safety.

Friday, August 23

"All the talk about the 2020 presidential youth movement in the Democratic party hasn’t reached New Hampshire yet, according to the latest Franklin Pierce University-Herald poll." - Paul Lambert

Thursday, August 22

Professor Christina Cliff writes "The game changers in the first Franklin Pierce University-Boston Herald poll are the undeclared voters. But that independent-minded bloc — 47% of the voters in the poll — is showing significant splits. It all suggests potential problems for President Trump."

Monday, August 19

The Franklin Pierce University Department of Athletics is pleased to formally announce ticket and gameday information for the football program’s inaugural season at the NCAA Division II level.

Tuesday, July 23

High school and college journalists and teachers from across New England converged at the Marlin Fitzwater Center for Communication from July 15-19, 2019.

Friday, July 19

Lindsey Lynch M.Ed. ’19, originally from Rochester, N.Y., was recognized as this year’s Outstanding Student in Education. This honor is especially noteworthy given the unique challenges she faced studying, student teaching and taking certification exams from her current home in Saudi Arabia.