Features & Highlights

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.

Wednesday, October 10

Open House - Join Us on Campus and Get to Know Raven Nation!

Thursday, October 04

Members of the Franklin Pierce University women’s lacrosse team donated their time to a Wheels 4 Paws fundraising event put on by the Monadnock Humane Society.

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.

Thursday, September 13

Dr. Jason Little, Professor of Marketing in the College of Business at Franklin Pierce University, reports in from his sabbatical trip this summer to Baffin Island in the Nunavut Territory, Canada.

Tuesday, September 11

Franklin Pierce students, faculty and staff go about their days on the Rindge campus with all the colors and moods of Mount Monadnock looming in view.

Friday, September 07

Franklin Pierce University’s Department of Nursing wishes to announce that it will host a site review for continuing accreditation of its Masters of Science (MSN) in Education and Leadership and MSN/Masters of Business Administration (MBA) nursing programs by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).

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.

Friday, August 24

Franklin Pierce University is excited to begin a new academic year with 492 new students calling Rindge ‘home.’ The Class of 2022 and transferring upperclassmen hail from 25 states and four countries.

Monday, August 20

Franklin Pierce University Librarian Paul O. Jenkins co-edited the book Teaching the Beatles, recently published by Routledge. For Jenkins, this book fulfills his lifelong interest in the band and its relevance to many subjects.

Tuesday, August 14

"Let’s start a conversation about the extraordinary power of collaboration in engaging Granite State youth in our democracy."