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Q&A With Vera Tice, Managing Director, Healthcare Delivery Institute at WPI
June 10, 2012Earlier this year, Worcester Polytechnic Institute announced an initiative aimed at delivering high-quality health care for an aging population.
June 10, 2012QCC To Expand In Worcester
June 8, 2012Quinsigamond Community College has announced that in unanimous approval of the school's fiscal year 2013 budget, its board of directors also voted to ex
June 8, 2012
Marlborough Mayor's Job Fair
June 7, 2012The next week will be a big for one for MetroWest job seekers.
June 7, 2012House Approves Health Care Cost Containment Bill By Landslide
June 6, 2012The Legislature moved a step closer to a dramatic overhaul of the state’s health care system on Tuesday when the House approved a bill aimed at reining in health care costs by altering the system to reward quality over quantity of care.
June 6, 2012Holy Cross Dorm Is LEED-Certified
June 5, 2012Figge Hall, the newest residence hall at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, has earned LEED Gold certification from the U.S
June 5, 2012
Clark Lands Beetle Grant
June 4, 2012Clark University in Worcester has received a $329,000 grant to study the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation in New England, the school announced this morning.
June 4, 2012WPI Launches $200M Campaign
June 1, 2012Worcester Polytechnic Institute is launching its largest ever fundraising campaign with the goal of raising $200 million by 2015, when the university will celebrate its 150th anniversary.
June 1, 2012WPI To Build $38M Dormitory
May 30, 2012Worcester Polytechnic Institute will break ground next month on an 89,000-square-foot residence hall on Faraday Street, the college announced today.
May 30, 2012Worcester's Spectrum Wins Maine Grant
May 25, 2012Spectrum Health Systems Inc., a Worcester-based substance abuse and mental health treatment provider in Worcester, has been awarded a one-year, $40,000 grant from the Florence V.
May 25, 2012Colleges Don’t See Big Impact If Student Loan Rates Rise
May 11, 2012The potential doubling of interest rates on new federally backed loans for college students has Central Massachusetts colleges frustrated for their students, but not expecting major impacts.
May 11, 2012
College’s Plans Creep Along At ‘J. Geils Farm’ In Groton
May 11, 2012More than a year ago, The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, a tiny Catholic institution based in Merrimack, N.H., shelled out $1.6 million to buy a 34-acre farm in Groton.
May 11, 2012UMass Medical Gets $5.6M For Power Plant Expansion
April 9, 2012National Grid awarded a $5.6 million check to the University of Massachusetts Medical School this afternoon to
April 9, 2012New Leader For UMass Medical Unit
April 6, 2012A professor at Boston University's medical school has been named executive vice chancellor for the UMass Biologics Laboratory (UMBL) at the University of Massachusetts Medical
April 6, 2012Increased Interest Seen In Employment Law
April 4, 2012April 4, 2012Princeton Review Enters OTC Market
April 3, 2012College readiness and career planning services company The Princeton Review has announced that its common stock is trading on the OTCQB tier of the Over-The-Counter Markets as
April 3, 2012WPI Plans Rooftop Athletic Fields
March 30, 2012A new parking garage at Worcester Polytechnic Institute will include rooftop athletic fields for softball, soccer, field hockey and other sports.
March 30, 2012
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