Pierce Radius

Pierce Radius is the bi-annual magazine for alumni and friends of Franklin Pierce University. The name "Radius" was proposed by a group that worked with University leaders to help clarify and communicate the distinct value of a Franklin Pierce education. It was suggested that the University's impact was spreading out into the world, much like a stone tossed into a pond sends its ripples outward, with an increasing radius. The title "Radius" was embraced by the University community and alumni. Each issue of the magazine aims to reflect the University's vision to make significant contributions to global higher education while maintaining the personal attention and advantages of a small liberal arts institution.

 Pierce Radius Cover Fall 07 Fall 2007 Issue
Articles
Commencement 2007: graduates challenged to give back
Shining a light in dark corners: panel discusses media's role in business ethics
Students play key role in New Hampshire polling
A new academic building for a new university
North Country Project follows successful Monadnock anthology
The world comes to Franklin Pierce
Walkers reflect on European experience
  Alumnus uses rare microscope to solve mysteries of hereditary disease
President Hagerty signs national letter on college rankings
Campus preservation effort yields rare find in old shoe
Blowing glass and building community
Regular features
 From President Hagerty
 Raven Sports
   Class notes