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Education

  • Biotech is putting people to work in the Central Mass. 100

    Livia Gershon May 23, 2016

    Many of the top 100 employers in Central Massachusetts are from the state's biotech industry.

    Livia Gershon May 23, 2016
  • UMass pushes back against report questioning tactics

    State House News Service May 20, 2016

    Rapid growth in enrollment and capital spending at the University of Massachusetts may be coming at the expense of the system's mission of serving in-state students, according to a new study.

    State House News Service May 20, 2016
  • Study calls for 'vigorous debate' about UMass trends

    State House News Service May 19, 2016

    Rapid growth in enrollment and capital spending at the University of Massachusetts may be coming at the expense of the system's mission of serving in-state students.

    State House News Service May 19, 2016
  • State budget bill draws mixed reaction

    State House News Service May 18, 2016

    The Senate's budget chief has touted areas of increased investment, but offered little detail about how her committee kept overall spending in check.

    State House News Service May 18, 2016
  • WPI partners with Girls Who Code; pledges $100K a year

    Sam Bonacci May 17, 2016

    In an effort to close the gender gap in computer science and technology, Worcester Polytechnic Institute partnered with Girls Who Code and created a $100,000 scholarship program.

    Sam Bonacci May 17, 2016
  • Assumption College launches engineering degree

    Sam Bonacci May 9, 2016

    Assumption College students will soon be able to get a master's degree in engineering from Washington University in St.

    Sam Bonacci May 9, 2016
  • Clinton's new CIO merges passion for technology and finance

    Brad Kane May 9, 2016

    Mary T. Dean took over CIO and senior vice president of Clinton Savings Bank earlier this year, heading up the technological operations for the community bank with six branches, two in-school branches and assets totaling $507 million.

    Brad Kane May 9, 2016
  • UPS signs 7-year, 15K square foot lease in West Boylston

    Sam Bonacci May 2, 2016

    The United Parcel Service has signed on to locate a regional driver training and education center at a 15,000 square-foot space in West Boylston.

    Sam Bonacci May 2, 2016
  • Worcester named 2nd best New England city to start a business in

    Sam Bonacci May 2, 2016

    Worcester has been ranked 33rd in the nation on a list of the 150 best cities in which to start a business, clinching the second highest rank for a New England city behind Boston at 14th.

    Sam Bonacci May 2, 2016
  • BU adjunct faculty deal framed as model for other universities

    State House News Service April 28, 2016

    Adjunct faculty members at Boston University early Thursday morning agreed to a tentative contract settlement with the university administration about two months after voting to unionize, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 509

    State House News Service April 28, 2016
  • Natick's StrattComm recognized by SBA

    Sam Bonacci April 28, 2016

    StrattComm has been named Massachusetts' Veteran-Owned Small Business of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

    Sam Bonacci April 28, 2016
  • Nichols $1M gift will create modern accountants

    John Armstrong April 25, 2016

    The demand for accountants in Massachusetts is burgeoning and a $1-million gift to Nichols College will enhance the school's already successful accounting and finance programs.

    John Armstrong April 25, 2016
  • Voke/tech new focus of skills gap

    Laura Finaldi April 25, 2016

    The demand for voke/tech schools grows as students focus on on-the-job training and the region attempts to close the skills gap.

    Laura Finaldi April 25, 2016
  • Program could chop $5K from cost of bachelor's degree

    State House News Service April 21, 2016

    A new program would allow thousands of community college students to earn four-year degrees through rebates on tuition and fees and costs protected from annual increases after a student enrolls.

    State House News Service April 21, 2016
  • Assumption, Holy Cross make best Catholic schools list

    Sam Bonacci April 13, 2016

    Assumption College and the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester have been named among the top Catholic colleges and universities in the nation in a listing created by College Choice.

    Sam Bonacci April 13, 2016
  • WPI MBA program ranked among best in nation

    Sam Bonacci April 12, 2016

    Worcester Polytechnic Institute's Master of Business Administration has been ranked among the top 50 in the county in a listing created by College Choice.

    Sam Bonacci April 12, 2016

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