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First woman to lead UMass Lowell confirmed by trustees
August 4, 2015Hailed 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.
August 4, 2015UMass-Lowell may get first female chancellor
July 28, 2015After 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.
July 28, 201525 chosen for leadership development program
July 17, 2015The 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, 2015Dr. 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, 2015WPI joins biopharma trade group
July 13, 2015Worcester Polytechnic Institute has joined a biomanufacturing industry trade group to help develop technology education and training curricula, the school announced last week.
July 13, 2015WPI grant aimed at aiding entrepreneurial engineers
July 9, 2015A $488,500 grant to Worcester Polytechnic Institute will bolster the school's acclaimed practical-minded approach to undergraduate education.
July 9, 2015Ballot question in works for 2016 to end Common Core
July 9, 2015As 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.
July 9, 2015
Fitchburg State welcomes its 11th president
July 2, 2015Richard S. Lapidus became the 11th president of Fitchburg State University Wednesday.
July 2, 2015Worcester Academy's purchase of ex-St. Vincent property sets stage for performance center
July 2, 2015Worcester Academy has completed the purchase of the remaining 6 acres of former St. Vincent Hospital property along Providence Street.
July 2, 2015QCC extends degree deal with tech school
June 29, 2015A 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
UMass Medical School to open Springfield campus
June 22, 2015The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) announced plans Monday to open a regional clinical campus of the Worcester-based medical school in Springfield along with Baystate Health and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
June 22, 2015Adjunct professors push for more full-time jobs in higher ed
June 18, 2015Relaying stories of adjunct faculty at community colleges unable to pay for dental work or more than one meal in a day, members of the higher education community on Wednesday pushed lawmakers to increase the job prospects for part-time college
June 18, 2015UMass students concerned about planned fee hikes
June 11, 2015University of Massachusetts students expressed disappointment on Wednesday as UMass trustees advanced a proposal raising the cost of attending any of the system's four undergraduate campuses.
June 11, 2015UMass panel OKs hikes in student fees
June 10, 2015A panel of University of Massachusetts trustees on Wednesday signed off on hiking student costs for the 2015-2016 school year, saying the exact increase will depend on how much the university system will receive in state aid.
June 10, 2015
Alumnus makes largest gift to Holy Cross in its history
June 9, 2015John E. Luth and his wife, Dr. Joanne Chouinard-Luth, have donated $32.5 million to the College of the Holy Cross, the school announced Tuesday.
June 9, 2015
MCPHS acquires acupuncture school
June 3, 2015MCPHS University has branched into a new area of study after acquiring the New England School of Acupuncture (NESA) in Newton, according to a statement issued Tuesday.
June 3, 2015
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