(1:09) Framingham State's 2019 Homecoming was a blast. Take a minute to check out the fun and happy faces at the Football game this year.

(1:04) Framingham State welcomed back our returning Rams on Sept. 3. Thanks to all the Move-In Crew members and volunteers!

(0:59) Faces of gratitude. Framingham State students thank you for your support.

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(2:48) The Master of Human Resources (M.H.R.) program is designed to provide qualified individuals from any undergraduate major with the conceptual, analytical, strategic orientation, and operational knowledge needed to assume a position in human resource management.

(1:03) These are the faces of gratitude. Hundreds of students recently gathered to write notes of thanks to generous donors like you. FSU students are passionate, creative, driven, and involved. But most of all, they are grateful. On behalf of our wonderful students, Happy Thanksgiving.

(4:23) Explore Framingham State's two Master of Arts programs in Counseling Psychology. Choose from the licensure and non-licensure track, depending on your career goals.

(0:31) Earn or complete your degree with flexible course offerings that fit your interests.

(1:01) “My name is Katy Chamberlain, I am a sophomore early childhood education and Spanish major. To me, the phrase 'Live to the Truth' means identifying what you find is valuable in life and passionately pursuing it, and my truth would be just following my career path in education. I think that education can change lives, it can change the world, and in pursuing education I hope to give opportunities to other people around the world. Thank you.”

(1:00) “Live to the Truth for me means embracing the reality of the diverse world that we live in, and I actually first did that here at Framingham state. My name is Christopher MacDonald-Dennis, I am Framingham State Class of 1991, and I am the Inaugural Chief Diversity Officer at Mass College of Liberal Arts. We cannot face the realities of our country’s history until we live to our truth, and that’s difficult. We have to deal with racism, we have to deal with our country’s classism, we have to deal with all of the 'isms' that come. We are the world’s greatest experiment in democracy. Thank you very much.”

(0:45) Hi, I’m Dan Costello, Class of 2016. To me, live to the truth entails holding close the values of commitment, integrity, and respect. I live to the truth by being passionate with my work, seeking the best way to serve others, and striving towards excellence. Thank you.

(1:01) “I’m Diane Lowe in the Education Department here at Framingham State University. When I think of our motto, Live to the Truth, I start with myself. I think of my learning, my teaching, my preparing teachers. A lot of what we do as teachers is modeling, and I think my students understand that and learn to live their life by our motto, in their continued learning, in their teaching, and their journey on their path to what Helen Heinemann so often called, the “most noble profession.” Our students are bright, they’re articulate, they’re energetic, and they’re professional. When they’re out in the field and excel, they make us very proud. We’re all proud to be Framingham State University. Thank you.”

(3:26) The Bachelor of Arts, with a Major in Liberal Studies is intended as an opportunity to enable students, under faculty-advisor guidance, to design a unique program of study not readily available within the existing curricular structure of the University.

(1:01) Since 1839, Framingham State University has lived to the truth by upholding its mission of providing a high quality education to all qualified students. We asked the FSU community what “Live to the Truth” means to them.President F. Javier Cevallos: "Our first President, Cyrus Peirce, was a man that believed that education had one fundamental mission, to teach people the truth. The first time I heard 'live to the truth,' I thought it was an extremely powerful statement about what the institution is about; making sure that our students get the best education, but also with a higher purpose. And being an institution that was started as a teacher’s college, to train teachers, the higher purpose is actually making sure that the truth is available to everyone. So it’s a very powerful statement, and I think that we are now understanding how important it is to live to the truth, to make sure that we have integrity and the courage to talk about the truth and how important it is to all of us."

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(2:32) Find out if the newly redesigned MBA program at Framingham State University is right for you. Choose from two concentrations and take courses full-time or part-time.

(1:02) Framingham State is thankful for its donors this Thanksgiving.

(1:06) Framingham State University is located just 20 miles west of Boston, offering students all the cultural and career benefits of a world class city. The University is situated on a beautiful, 78 acre, traditional New England campus in Framingham, Massachusetts.