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An Acton resident who most recently taught business courses at Bentley University will become dean of the Clark University Graduate School of Managemen
Anna Maria College of Paxton is launching a new school of business for its fall 2012 semester.
Worcester's Clark University will use a $19 million MassDevelopment bond to renovate and expand four ca
National Grid this morning announced a revised smart grid pilot proposal for 15,000 Worcester customers that would be $12 million cheaper than its original 2008 plan, which was wi
Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine is joining with Worcester Technical High School to open a new pet clinic for Greater Worcester.
We have 240,000 people looking for work and nearly 120,000 open jobs today in Massachusetts. How can we have so much opportunity available and so many people still looking for a chance?
The Massachusetts chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses today said Gov.
A Worcester Polytechnic Institute summer program that provides middle school science teachers with a biomedical research curriculum for
Westborough-based GenomeQuest said it has awarded six $20,000-grants to laboratories around the country, including UMass Memorial Medical Center and UMass Medical School he
Thank you for highlighting an important issue impacting college students in today’s tough job market (“Salary Penalty,” Dec. 19, 2011).
A recent report by the Boston Foundation calls for massive reform of the state’s community college system.
The new president of Worcester's College of the Holy Cross, Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, took office today.
The cancellation of a planned merger with a Maryland college has not stopped Lancaster's Atlantic Union College from looking toward the future.
Standard & Poor's Rating Services has upgraded Worcester State University's rating from A- to A.
Just two years ago, when Andrew Pellegrini, a 22-year-old Worcester native, entered Quinsigamond Community College with a 1.2 grade-point average, he didn't quite know what he wanted to do for a career.
Quinsigamond Community College hopes to open a downtown Worcester facility as large as 70,000 square feet by next year, according to QCC President Gail Carberry.