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The search committee tasked with finding a replacement to long-time Mount Wachusett Community College President Daniel Asquino announced its five finalists for the position at the Gardner-based college.
State public universities and community colleges, which do not include the University of Massachusetts, are preparing to ask Gov. Charlie Baker for roughly $40 million in additional funding in next year's state budget.
Fitchburg State University has begun a multi-million dollar redevelopment of a distressed portion of Main Street with the $350,000 purchase of a defunct theater.
A new survey has found that 75 percent of employers are having trouble finding qualified candidates to fill open positions, up from 69 percent in 2013, particularly in the central and western parts of the state.
Nichols College reaching out beyond Massachusetts to find community college students looking to transfer.
Assumption College has been named to a list of the top 30 best values in digital marketing certificates from online college guide Value Colleges.
Mount Wachusett Community College has unveiled its 44,000-square-foot Dr. Daniel M. Asquino Science Center, which not only moves science education at the school forward but acknowledges the influence of the school's long-time president, who is set
In one of the largest private grants it has ever received, Fitchburg State University has received $240,000 to fund student-faculty collaboration on research focused on issues of personal fitness and the health of the Nashua River over the next
Nick Bold is a warrior in the 21st century gig economy and one of his greatest weapons is wow factor.
Mount Wachusett Community College was recognized as a two-year college that offers military veterans quality education that lead to high salaries within six years of graduation.
Worcester Business Journal on Friday opened the voting for its 2017 Best of Business Awards, which are given to the organizations that have the greatest impact in their service to Central Massachusetts companies.
Worcester has secured its place in history as part of the women's rights movement but the community must continue to push forward.
John Chetro-Szivos came full-time to Clark University in January, as the school was changing its College of Professional and Continuing Education (COPACE) into the School of Professional Studies in order to entice more mid-career professionals back
Since she was a kid, Matilde Castiel has always felt a strong desire to improve the lives of others – especially those in underserved communities.
While it protects the antiquities from the past, it does not mean the American Antiquarian Society is stuck in the past, as highlighted by the new copper face it will soon show the city of Worcester.
The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce has taken a stance against the regulation and taxation of recreational marijuana but chose to avoid coming down with an opinion on the expansion of charter schools in the state.