Happening at FDU

  • The Moon Shot for Equity logo shows the Earth and the moon.

    FDU Joins National “Moon Shot for Equity” Partnership to Erase Equity Gaps in College Completion

    FDU Joins National “Moon Shot for Equity” Partnership to Erase Equity Gaps in College Completion

  • FDU Poll: Italian Americans Still Politically Distinct in NJ

  • Relive Commencement 2023

    Relive the festivities that led up to, and the big day itself, Commencement 2023!
  • Decorated caps dot the crowd of graduates.

    Commencement 2023, a joyful day celebrating academic success

    More than 2,445 Fairleigh Dickinson University graduates received degrees at Commencement 2023.

  • FDU Poll: Jersey Residents Support Teaching Climate Change in Schools

    FDU Poll finds Jersey Residents Support Teaching Climate Change in Schools

  • FDU Poll: Jersey Residents Say politicians are Corrupt, Even the Ones that Represent Them

    FDU Poll finds Jersey Residents Say politicians are Corrupt, Even the Ones that Represent Them

  • New Jersey Wants to Halt Development of Off-Shore Wind Farms

    FDU Poll finds New Jersey Wants to Halt Development of Off-Shore Wind Farms
  • Portrait of a young man wearing a graduation cap and gown.

    Mechanical engineer climbs networking ladder to achieve success

    Four job offers await mechanical engineering major Elijah Jeannot after graduation.
  • A young woman wears academic regalia — a cap, gown, cords and sashes — and stands outside.

    Bisera Lozanovska enters the world of cosmetics and beauty through biochemistry

    Bisera Lozanovska studied biochemistry at FDU and now she's graduating with a full-time job at Cosmax USA.

  • FDU Poll: Trump Legal Woes Help Christie in Primary Challenge

    FDU Poll finds Trump Legal Woes Help Christie in Primary Challenge
  • Two young male engineers flank the green energy device they designed and constructed. It collects solar, wind and hydro power.

    A green device for a green world

    Students Steven Pini-Duin and Sam Shipley designed and built a green device that collects solar, wind and hydro energy.
  • Six women stand in a line, ready to cut a ribbon with large ceremonial scissors.

    Ruzila gift celebrated at Career Development Center ribbon-cutting ceremony

    An endowed gift of $1.1 million will support the Career Development Center and student grants.
  • A professor, a college president and a 90-year-old graduate student smile for a photo.

    Longtime Public Administrator Awarded FDU Diploma

    Longtime Public Administrator Awarded FDU Diploma
  • Portrait photo of a young man in casual clothes, posing in front of a balloon wall.

    Five questions with Joseph Nigro, the 2023 Florham Pinnacle Award recipient

    Joseph Nigro is a cancer survivor, a business administration major and president of the Fightstrong Foundation.
  • A young woman stands outside, near a garden, in front of bench and holds a purse.

    Five questions with Nanakua Aboagye-Addo, the 2023 Metropolitan Pinnacle Award recipient

    Nanakua Aboagye-Addo, buoyed by a robust clinical, honors and liberal arts education, is ready for what’s next.

  • Five questions with Divya Kanabar, the 2023 Vancouver Pinnacle Award recipient

    Divya Kanabar is pursuing careers in information technology and in wildlife conservation.
  • A man wearing glasses sits at a table with stacks of books on each side of him. Behind the man, a bookcase full of books spans the wall.

    FDU Names Interim Provost

    FDU Names Interim Provost
  • An illustration shows a globe and plane, with a generic destination highlighted, to signal world travel.

    Hospitality and Tourism Alumni Chapter celebrates the 2023 Alumni Awards of Excellence

    Hospitality and Tourism Alumni Chapter celebrates the 2023 Alumni Awards of Excellence

  • Board Names Avaltroni Ninth FDU President

    Board Names Avaltroni Ninth FDU President
  • Two female students laugh while in conversation with a male professor. All three sit at desks in a classroom.

    Through textbooks and literature, students examine gender and race representation in public education

    Student research reveals that gender and race representation is still lacking in high school textbooks and literature.

  • Metropolitan Campus Students Participate in Undergraduate Research Symposium

  • Faculty, Staff Honored for Milestone Years of Service

  • College and School Happenings

  • Faculty, Staff — Update, In Memoriam

  • A woman and a man sit in desk chairs and pose for a photo. Both smile broadly.

    Student Lonnie Lewis modernizes The Equinox

    Lonnie Lewis is an Army veteran, an adult learner, a first-generation student and editor of the student newspaper.