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Education

  • Rosenberg, Baker ask UMass to reconsider tuition hike

    State House News Service August 21, 2015

    The University of Massachusetts, with its five campuses and nearly 73,000 undergraduate and graduate students, struck a defiant tone Thursday as it faced mounting political pressure to reconsider tuition and fee hikes approved earlier this summer.

    State House News Service August 21, 2015
  • WRTA adding bus route for 3 colleges

    August 21, 2015

    The Worcester Regional Transit Authority is adding bus route that will run between three of the city's colleges throughout the academic year, in an agreement with the Higher Education Consortium of Central Massachusetts (HECCMA).

    August 21, 2015
  • Autism education center founder details Southborough expansion plan

    Emily Micucci August 19, 2015

    Celebrating 40 years last week, the New England Center for Children is growing its Southborough footprint to boost autism intervention and research for the benefit of children across the globe.

    Emily Micucci August 19, 2015
  • Communities such as Worcester lean on tax-exempt nonprofits to help pay for services

    Sam Bonacci August 17, 2015

    Central Massachusetts, especially Worcester, is home to a number of nonprofits and other tax-exempt organizations. Last year, more than 30 percent of all land in the city was tax exempt.

    Sam Bonacci August 17, 2015
  • Policymakers studying the problem of paying for college

    Matt Murphy State House News Service August 13, 2015

    From town hall gatherings on the presidential campaign trail in New Hampshire to hearing rooms at state capitols and city halls across the country, identifying solutions to the problem of college affordability and student debt has become not just an

    Matt Murphy State House News Service August 13, 2015
  • WPI wins grant for cancer research

    August 7, 2015

    Worcester Polytechnic Institute has landed a grant for genetic research from the National Institutes of Health that will take aim at cancer cells, the school announced Thursday.

    August 7, 2015
  • First woman to lead UMass Lowell confirmed by trustees

    State House News Service August 4, 2015

    Hailed as "someone with skills to take UMass Lowell to the next level," the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously appointed Jacqueline Moloney chancellor of the Lowell university.

    State House News Service August 4, 2015
  • UMass-Lowell may get first female chancellor

    Colin A. Young State House News Service July 28, 2015

    After looking all around the world for a new chancellor, the University of Massachusetts-Lowell Chancellor Search Committee on Monday realized it needed not look any further than the Mill City.

    Colin A. Young State House News Service July 28, 2015
  • 25 chosen for leadership development program

    July 17, 2015

    The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Worcester Community Foundation this week announced the selection of 25 professionals for its Leadership Worcester 2016 program.

    July 17, 2015
  • UMass Medical School's Aaron Lazare dies at 79

    July 16, 2015

    Dr. Aaron Lazare, the former head of the UMass Medical School widely credited with raising the school's national profile during his 15-year tenure, died Tuesday at the age of 79.

    July 16, 2015
  • WPI joins biopharma trade group

    July 13, 2015

    Worcester Polytechnic Institute has joined a biomanufacturing industry trade group to help develop technology education and training curricula, the school announced last week.

    July 13, 2015
  • WPI grant aimed at aiding entrepreneurial engineers

    July 9, 2015

    A $488,500 grant to Worcester Polytechnic Institute will bolster the school's acclaimed practical-minded approach to undergraduate education.

    July 9, 2015
  • Ballot question in works for 2016 to end Common Core

    State House News Service July 9, 2015

    As state education officials consider switching to a new exam that syncs up with national Common Core standards, activists and legislators are launching a ballot campaign with the goal of restoring the state's education standards from 2010.

    State House News Service July 9, 2015
  • Fitchburg State welcomes its 11th president

    July 2, 2015

    Richard S. Lapidus became the 11th president of Fitchburg State University Wednesday.

    July 2, 2015
  • Worcester Academy's purchase of ex-St. Vincent property sets stage for performance center

    July 2, 2015

    Worcester Academy has completed the purchase of the remaining 6 acres of former St. Vincent Hospital property along Providence Street.

    July 2, 2015
  • QCC extends degree deal with tech school

    June 29, 2015

    A Boston technical school will continue to accept Quinsigamond Community College's automotive technology students and bring with them the credits they earn at QCC, the Worcester school announced last week.

    June 29, 2015

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