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40 under 40: Isabelle Jenkins
August 26, 2016Isabelle Jenkins connects more than 600 Holy Cross students annually with more than 30 organizations to enhance their educational experience through community-based service and learning.
August 26, 2016
40 Under 40: Michael Herbert
August 26, 2016After working as assistant town manager and chief financial officer for three years, Herbert in 2016 was promoted to town manager, orchestrating the increase of the town's bond rating two notches from AA to the highest level of AAA.
August 26, 2016
Mount Wachusett secures $1.18M grant
August 19, 2016Mount Wachusett Community College has received a five-year, $1.18 million Federal grant that will help adults in the region successfully transition to college or other postsecondary education.
August 19, 2016
Nichols to ink community college deals in three states
August 18, 2016Nichols College in Dudley is planning to ease the pathway to a bachelor's degree for students from three New England community colleges with new agreements that streamline the credit and transfer process.
August 18, 2016
Hundreds of new charter school seats pitched to education department
August 16, 2016As the ballot question campaign to expand charter school access heats up, six groups have proposed opening new charter schools in Massachusetts and 12 existing charter schools want to increase enrollment.
August 16, 2016
New WPI diversity officer hopes to bring all voices to the table
August 15, 2016As WPI's first vice president for talent development and chief diversity officer, Michelle Jones-Johnson is charged with recruitment, employee development, and creating a plan to make the university more inclusive.
August 15, 2016
Advancing nursing education
August 15, 2016Central Mass. academia is shifting to meet demand from evolving healthcare industry.
August 15, 2016
Southborough autism nonprofit completes $10.5M building
August 11, 2016The New England Center for Children announced this week that it has completed construction of a new 33,000-square-foot building and raised $10.9 million for autism research, training and education.
August 11, 2016
Clark completes $24M student center
August 10, 2016Clark University has completed construction on its $23.8M Alumni and Student Engagement Center with a ribbon cutting to be held Thursday.
August 10, 2016
WPI grads have No. 2 starting salary in Mass.
August 8, 2016Worcester Polytechnic Institute has beat a slew of Boston area schools in a new study examining starting salary for recent graduates in which it came in second in Massachusetts.
August 8, 2016
Economic development bill rushed to Baker's desk
August 1, 2016The economic development bill filed late Sunday and enacted right around midnight Monday does not include an expansion of a tax incentive aimed at helping low-income workers or authorization for the Massachusetts Lottery to expand into online gaming.
August 1, 2016
Turning convicts into colleagues
August 1, 2016As the federal government reaches for ways to cut down on the prison population, local workforce officials see training convicts as a way to reduce the skills gap.
August 1, 2016
Built-Rite Tool leadership looking to transition
July 26, 2016Craig Bovaird, owner of Built-Rite, spoke with the Worcester Business Journal about building a strong reputation, maintaining quality, recruiting for new positions and the senior management team and ownership coming up with a transition plan for the
July 26, 2016
Mount Wachusett receives $574K in federal grants
July 22, 2016Mount Wachusett Community College has received $573,600 in state funds to help educate students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
July 22, 2016
GE pioneers precision medicine in Marlborough
July 18, 2016At its new Marlborough headquarters, GE Healthcare Life Sciences is focusing on developing the tools that can help produce personalized drugs.
July 18, 2016
UMass students face 5.8 percent tuition hike
July 15, 2016For the second consecutive year, University of Massachusetts students will face rising tuition costs as officials take steps to close an $85 million budget shortfall at a time of growing interest in public higher education.
July 15, 2016
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