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Sherman Center Opening Celebrated (with videos)
January 31, 2013On what was once a wind-swept empty field, University of Massachusetts officials and a host of political dignitaries introduced the new $400 million Albert Sherman Center to a gathering of about 500 Wednesday afternoon inside the newest building on
January 31, 2013QCC Approves Downtown Worcester Expansion
January 31, 2013Quinsigamond Community College's board of trustees unanimously voted to expand to downtown Worcester at its Wednesday meeting. The school will lease 72,409 square feet of office, lab and classroom space in the former Telegram & Gazette building
January 31, 2013
UMass Medical Opens Sherman Center Today (With Video)
January 30, 2013A host of dignitaries will be on hand this afternoon when University of Massachusetts officials dedicate their new $400-million Albert Sherman Center at UMass Medical School, a state-of-the-art biomedical research and education facility that opened
January 30, 2013MassMEP Partners With QCC For Degree Path
January 17, 2013The Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MassMEP) has partnered with Quinsigamond Community College (QCC) to create a new associate degree program in manufacturing, the two announced.
January 17, 2013Mass. Unemployment Reaches 6.7%
January 17, 2013Despite gains of 7,500 jobs in December, Bay State unemployment ticked up to 6.7 percent, according to the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development.
January 17, 2013Anna Maria President Extends Contract
January 17, 2013Anna Maria College in Paxton announced that its president, Jack P. Calareso, has signed an extended contract extension that will keep him on the job for an additional five years.
January 17, 2013
Pharmacy School Spends $2.9M On Worcester Property
January 10, 2013MCPHS University, formerly the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, based in Boston, is expanding its footprint in Worcester.
January 10, 2013AG Looks To Aid Students Of Shuttered Career School
January 10, 2013Attorney General Martha Coakley and the state's Division of Professional Licensure (DPL) are investigating the American Career Institute (ACI), which unexpectedly closed its five Massachusetts campuses – including one in Framingham – on Wednesday,
January 10, 2013Becker Launches Animal Studies School
January 9, 2013Building on an existing undergraduate animal studies program, Becker College in Worcester has formed a school of animal studies, it announced today.
January 9, 2013Nichols Receives $5M Gift
December 27, 2012An anonymous alumnus and Worcester native has given Nichols College a $5 million unrestricted gift, the Dudley-based school announced.
December 27, 2012$4.8M Gift Targets STEM At St. Mark's
December 11, 2012St. Mark's School has received a $4.8-million gift from an alumnus and his wife that will help fund a proposed facility targeted at STEM education, the Southborough school announced Tuesday.
December 11, 2012Fitchburg State Powers Up Gaming Degree
December 11, 2012Fitchburg State University's quest to offer a bachelor's degree in game design has been completed, after the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education approved the program Tuesday.
December 11, 2012Community Colleges Tailor Training Programs To Better Meet Workforce Needs
December 10, 2012A year into a statewide program that's transforming workforce training programs at the state's 15 community colleges, about 1,000 students have been served in nearly half of the 140 accelerated programs that will be rolling out of the system throu
December 10, 2012The Rise Of The Education Consultant
December 10, 2012If you attended college more than 15 years ago, chances are you'll notice some big differences when your own children start looking at schools.
December 10, 2012
Colleges Aim Curricula At Jobs Of The Future
December 10, 2012What are the jobs of the future? Is demand for software designers growing, or is that sort of work destined to go mostly to lower-paid workers overseas? Will the aging of the baby boomers bring a need for nurses with more sophisticated training?
December 10, 2012
Certificate Programs Help Area Schools Meet Market Demands
December 10, 2012Like many college students today, Natalie Ballard, a junior psychology major at Becker College in Worcester, believed gaining a specific, marketable skill was important.
December 10, 2012
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