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Worcester's Quinsigamond Community College helped secure a $20 million from the U.S. Department of Labor for all 15 community colleges in the Bay State to provide job training for laid-off workers.
Anna Maria College will no longer require applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores, the Paxton-based school announced.
Framingham State University is partnering with the space agency NASA to better equip the school's faculty with learning tools and development opportunities.
Two Worcester Polytechnic Institute alumni have donated more than $15 million to enable highly accomplished yet underfinanced students to attend the university.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute will offer a five-month, seven-session set of workshops on Six Sigma, a business management strategy fo
Every year, Leominster High School teacher Todd Rathier finds his students respond particularly well to one classroom activity: putting bridges they’ve just constructed in a machine that tests their strength by destroying them.
Officials at Framingham State University are set to cut the ribbon next week on a brand new, 410-bed, $47 million residence hall that has opened in time to welcome students bac
The United States is facing a shortage of advanced scientists and engineers, but Massachusetts is doing its part to help the nation regain its edge.
This week, Massachusetts goes through its annual rite of late summer in welcoming new and returning college students from around the United States - and the world - onto its many campuses for the start of another school year.
Graduates from several Central Massachusetts colleges make more money than those from most other schools in the nation, according to a report from PayScale.com.
State officials have designated science and mathematics education initiatives by Quinsigamond Community College and Worcester Polytechnic Institute as models for the state and nation.
Framingham State University's new $47 million, 400-bed residence hall is set to open this week, just in time for the start of the new school year.
Colleges and universities in the United States will offer 343 programs in video game design, development and programming during the upcoming school year, according to a report from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA).