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Despite challenges, Clark poll reveals optimism among today's adults
January 28, 2015A recent Clark University poll revealed somewhat surprising results about today's 20- and 30-somethings' take on life: They're largely content and optimistic about the future.
January 28, 2015Anna Maria launches new grad program
January 26, 2015Anna Maria College will offer a new master's degree program in health emergency management, citing a high demand for the skills to respond to both natural and man-made disasters, the Paxton school said.
January 26, 2015
Quad/Graphics hopes for transformation through $260M Courier deal
January 22, 2015In its quest to run a publishing business based on a “zero-inventory model” that prints products on demand, Wisconsin-based printing giant Quad/Graphics Inc. plans to scoop up Chelmsford-based book manufacturer Courier Corp. Courier, according to
January 22, 2015MWCC launching advanced manufacturing program
January 19, 2015Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) will launch a six-week training program in advanced manufacturing next month at its Devens campus, and is recruiting students, the Gardner-based school announced.
January 19, 2015
WPI gets $4.4M grant to shore up cybersecurity
January 15, 2015The National Science Foundation has awarded Worcester Polytechnic Institute more than $4.4 million to develop a program preparing selected students to be government cybersecurity professionals, the school announced Thursday.
January 15, 2015Becker receives $1M gift to spark innovation
January 14, 2015Becker College has received a $1 million gift from alumna and former Southwest Airlines President Colleen Barrett that will go toward the school's Center for Global Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
January 14, 2015WPI researchers get NSF grants to aid in Ebola fight
January 9, 2015Two teams of researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute recently received Rapid Response Research awards from the National Science Foundation to develop technologies to help protect workers caring for patients with Ebola and other infectious
January 9, 2015
Ted Coghlin: 1935-2014
January 5, 2015As we age, many of us wonder what kind of legacy we'll leave, what kind of difference we will have made in the world or in our communities. The hundreds who stood in line at the wake of Edwin B.
January 5, 2015Charting new courses and moving ahead
December 29, 2014The year we're about to leave - for some, maybe forget - saw several noteworthy business-related events in Central Massachusetts, but here's our consensus selections for the top five stories of 2014. As a staff, we unanimously agreed on the top
December 29, 2014
Mandatory course: Cost of – and return on – tuition
December 22, 2014Higher education, an anchor industry for Greater Worcester, is working harder today to maintain enrollments at or near current levels.
December 22, 2014UMass president leaving for University of Maryland
December 18, 2014After three and a half years as president of the University of Massachusetts, Robert Caret has announced he will step down to become the next chancellor of the University of Maryland.
December 18, 2014Agencies win grants to boost manufacturing careers
December 17, 2014The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. (NCMDC) said it received a $10,000 grant to conduct outreach and programs to entice young people into advanced manufacturing careers.
December 17, 2014
WPI wins $1.1M to boost nuclear research
December 16, 2014Worcester Polytechnic Institute has been awarded $1.1 million in federal grants to help revitalize the nuclear power industry, the school announced Monday.
December 16, 2014Fitchburg State names new president
December 11, 2014The Fitchburg State University Board of Trustees have selected Richard S. Lapidus to be the university's 11th president beginning in July, the school announced Thursday afternoon.
December 11, 2014Mass. public colleges to seek 8.8% budget hike
December 3, 2014The state's public universities and community colleges are poised to ask for an additional $48.8 million in next year's state budget, a nearly 9 percent increase that officials describe as necessary to keep public higher education affordable and
December 3, 2014Nichols announces tuition hike, followed by freeze
November 26, 2014Nichols College in Dudley said it will raise tuition by 2.9 percent for the 2015-2016 academic year, but will hold the line the following year, marking the college's second tuition freeze in three years.
November 26, 2014
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