As part of the WBZ-TV news series "Someone Worth Knowing With Lisa", Lisa Hughes featured Fitchburg State alumnus Peter Reynolds '83. Reynolds is a well-known children's book author and illustrator with a gift for helping kids be brave enough to pursue their dreams. Reynolds spoke at the spring 2007 commencement ceremony where he received an honorary degree, and his work is currently on display in the Amelia V. Gallucci-Cirio Library on campus. Watch the interview at http://wbztv.com/lisa.
Marina dozed lazily in her dorm room. It was that kind of day, one of the first Saturdays in the semester and the 18-year-old freshman just wanted to catch a few more minutes of sleep. Because she was dozing, she could be forgiven for perhaps misunderstanding what transpired next.
Have You Seen Andy?: Melanie Perkins' '91 Quest for Justice
“Fifty-eight thousand children are abducted every year in America. Of those, 115 vanish without a trace. This is the story of one of those children: my friend, Andy.”
Visions is the juried honors showcase of the year's best original student work in the Communications Media Department. This year marked the 25th anniversary of the annual event.
Marina dozed lazily in her dorm room. It was that kind of day, one of the first Saturdays in the semester and the 18-year-old freshman just wanted to catch a few more minutes of sleep. Because she was dozing, she could be forgiven for perhaps misunderstanding what transpired next. 
Twenty-nine years and nearly 1,000 dogs later, Sheila O’Brien ’74, ’80 is as passionate about her work at New England Assistance Dog Services as ever.
“Fifty-eight thousand children are abducted every year in America. Of those, 115 vanish without a trace. This is the story of one of those children: my friend, Andy.”