Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 13th of March.
Good morning, Framingham.
On March 10, SGA updated FY27 funding allocations and deadlines (Mar.
26 for funding, Apr. 3 for purchases) while surveying a proposed Serenity Center and approving senate appointments. Members will meet the administrators on Apr. 7 and join Spicy Bingo on Apr. 16.
The University’s IT department will upgrade about 1,100 campus Wi‑fi access points this summer, replacing roughly 500 units (on a five‑year cycle) to keep the network strong for all users.
Justine Bohl, the finance coordinator at Framingham State, explained her switch from a science career to supporting student success and the benefits of a close, team-focused environment.
She advises students to explore interests outside of academics—an approach that values well-rounded growth.
A former student recalled how Miss Pam, a dedicated vision specialist at his school, helped him secure accommodations after his visual impairment was diagnosed; he said her support shows that all students deserve proper help to succeed.
Philip Di Blasi was sworn in as the new chief of the Framingham State University Police Department on March 2 at the McCarthy Center Forum — he said he will observe campus activities and work with students, staff, and faculty to improve support.
MIAA basketball state finals run from today through Sunday at the Tsongas Center in Lowell with 10 games spanning multiple divisions.
Friday features a doubleheader with Medfield’s undefeated team and both Saint Mary’s teams.
The Framingham State Rams women's basketball team clinched the MASCAC Tournament Championship with a 63-59 win over Bridgewater on March 1, securing a berth in the NCAA Tournament as they build on a season marked by a strong comeback plus significant local support.
On March 9, Framingham State women’s lacrosse beat Emmanuel—10–6—as Jenna James scored six goals and earned MASCAC Rookie of the Week before the team heads to Florida.
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