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Anna Maria College inaugurates 11th president
September 18, 2015Mary Lou Retelle will be inaugurated Anna Maria College's president Friday afternoon at the school in Paxton.
September 18, 2015Lawmakers pitch solutions to college debt problems
September 17, 2015As lawmakers weigh proposals to make higher education more affordable for Massachusetts students, advocates on Tuesday hailed efforts to increase financial literacy and expand college savings programs.
September 17, 2015
Clark Trustees elect new leaders
September 11, 2015Steven Swain is Clark University's new chairman of the Board of Trustees, leading a team that aims to advance the school's national standing, the school has announced.
September 11, 2015State appeals to high school students with 'Go Higher!' campaign
September 11, 2015State officials on Wednesday launched a website, campaign and event series to help high school students prepare for college and careers and make them more aware of opportunities in public higher education.
September 11, 2015Meehan mum about UMass committee's closed session
September 10, 2015A committee of the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees on Wednesday met in a closed session to discuss an "on-going investigation" under a state law that allows public bodies to meet in private to discuss possible criminal activity.
September 10, 2015MWCC, Clark form transfer-student agreement
September 4, 2015Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) has partnered with Clark University in Worcester to facilitate transfer opportunities for MWCC students, the community college in Gardner announced Thursday.
September 4, 2015UMass agrees to pay retroactive wages to union workers
September 4, 2015University of Massachusetts President Marty Meehan has committed the university to funding $10.9 million in retroactive pay denied to faculty and staff by the previous president, expressing confidence that the state will help foot the bill.
September 4, 2015ALS researchers at UMass Medical get ‘Ice Bucket’ funds
September 3, 2015Two groups of scientists at the University of Massachusetts Medical School have each received $1 million in grant money raised during last summer's viral Ice Bucket Challenge campaign, funds that will support ALS research projects that the school's
September 3, 2015Perkins appoints Ames as executive director
September 3, 2015Michael W. Ames has been named the seventh executive director and CEO of Perkins, the Lancaster-based human services agency that includes the Doctor Franklin Perkins School.
September 3, 2015
Investing in Mass. schools pays off for students, employers, state
August 31, 2015Massachusetts has always been a leader in education. We're honored to live in a state that has the first and oldest existing public school in the U.S. (Boston Latin), and the first and oldest university (Harvard).
August 31, 2015Rosenberg, Baker ask UMass to reconsider tuition hike
August 21, 2015The 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.
August 21, 2015WRTA adding bus route for 3 colleges
August 21, 2015The 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
August 19, 2015Celebrating 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.
August 19, 2015
Communities such as Worcester lean on tax-exempt nonprofits to help pay for services
August 17, 2015Central 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.
August 17, 2015Policymakers studying the problem of paying for college
August 13, 2015From 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
August 13, 2015WPI wins grant for cancer research
August 7, 2015Worcester 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
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