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New FSU challenge also a homecoming for Cevallos
January 13, 2014Leaving his post at president of Kutztown University in Kutztown, Penn. for the same job at Framingham State University will bring F. Javier Cevallos into familiar territory. “In a way, it's like going back home,” said Cevallos, who was hired as a
January 13, 2014
UMass Med gets $100k to develop antibody
January 9, 2014The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) has announced it will receive $100,000 over the next two years to develop an antibody for a genetic condition that can cause emphysema and liver disease.
January 9, 2014
Framingham State settles on new president
January 8, 2014A former professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is being recommended as the next president of Framingham State University.
January 8, 2014Southborough Primate Center Fined For Mistreatment
December 24, 2013Federal regulators fined Harvard Medical School $24,036 last week for repeated animal welfare violations at its New England Primate Research Center in Southborough.
December 24, 2013
CMass Schools Awarded $685K For Life Sciences
December 19, 2013Eight public high schools in Central Massachusetts received a combined $685,000 to purchase life sciences training equipment and supplies, the Patrick administration and the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) announced today.
December 19, 2013
Charles Monahan: President, MCPHS University, Worcester
December 9, 2013The presence of MCPHS — formerly the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences — is unparalleled in downtown Worcester.
December 9, 2013
UMass Med Licenses Anti-Cancer Technology
November 26, 2013The University of Massachusetts Medical School has licensed technology to treat cancerous tumors to a newly-formed biopharmaceutical company.
November 26, 2013Groton School Receives $75M MassDevelopment Bond
November 25, 2013MassDevelopment, the state’s finance and development agency, has issued a $75-million tax-exempt bond for the renovation of Groton School’s historic Schoolhouse building, built in 1899.
November 25, 2013FSU Names Finalists For Presidency
November 25, 2013The Board of Trustees of Framingham State University has announced three final candidates for the presidency following the departure of FSU's last president, Timothy J. Flanagan, in May.
November 25, 2013WPI Launches Data Science Grad Program
November 22, 2013Responding to higher demand for professionals who understand how to analyze and find value in “big data,” Worcester Polytechnic Institute is launching the state's first graduate program in data science, the school announced.
November 22, 2013
Colleges Adjust To Shrinking Enrollments
November 11, 2013If there's one industry that benefited from the Great Recession, it's higher education. Faced with tougher competition for jobs, more people enrolled in colleges and universities to finish or obtain more advanced degrees to stand out from the crowd.
November 11, 2013In Worcester, Patrick Touts Public Investments
October 28, 2013Gov. Deval Patrick on Monday resumed his effort to publicize public investments in the wake of this year's tax hikes. In Worcester, Patrick was scheduled to announce $15.9 million in funding for a new building at Quinsigamond Community College and $
October 28, 2013Bancroft School Names New Leader
October 25, 2013James P. “Trey” Cassidy III, an administrator at a 600-student school in Michigan, will take over the top job at Bancroft School in Worcester next summer, the school announced today.
October 25, 2013
An Incubator For Framingham?
October 22, 2013Earlier this month, Framingham State University (FSU) announced it will launch its Entrepreneur Innovation Center, creating workspace for area entrepreneurs in the earliest stages of business. According to Robert Krim, an economics professor hired
October 22, 2013
Enrollment, Finances Challenge N.E. Colleges
October 14, 2013People from all over the world recognize New England as the nation's academic mecca.
October 14, 2013Central Mass. Colleges Embrace Obama Plan To Curb Costs
October 14, 2013As student loan debt in the United States approaches the $1-trillion mark and has become the largest form of unsecured debt in the nation, federal and state lawmakers are looking for ways to ease the burden on students and turning to performance-
October 14, 2013
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