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August 15, 2011
Boston Fed CEO: Community Colleges Should Reflect Workforce Needs | Central Mass. school administrators push back, citing existing corporate links, lack of state funding
August 15, 2011Community colleges in New England’s mid-sized cities need to do more to jumpstart what has been a consistently weak economic recovery, according to Eric S. Rosengren, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
August 15, 2011
Q&A with Barry Maloney, president, Worcester State University
August 15, 2011After nearly 20 years in administration at Westfield State University, Barry Maloney has headed east to Worcester State University where he took over as president of the school as of July 1.
August 15, 2011
Schools Juggle Logistics, Costs Of Ever-Changing Technology
August 15, 2011The fast-evolving technology of smartphones and tablet computers poses a challenge for area colleges whose students increasingly expect institutions to provide interactive online elements that have become ubiquitous in their lives.
August 15, 2011Clark Labs Lands $1.8M Grant
August 11, 2011Clark Labs, a geospatial research department at Worcester-based Clark University, will receive a $1.8-million grant to develop a software application for land management.
August 11, 2011Princeton Review Revenues Drop, Losses Lessen
August 5, 2011The Framingham-based Princeton Review saw its revenues decrease 12 percent during the second quarter, while the company managed to cut its losses in half compared to the same q
August 5, 2011WPI Hosts Biomanufacturing Open House
August 3, 2011Worcester Polytechnic Institute will host an open house on its fundamentals of biomanufacturing certificate program on Thursday, Aug. 18 from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
August 3, 2011Private Sector Vital To NASA's Future
August 2, 2011With the space shuttle program officially over, the private sector will play an increasingly vital role in NASA's future, a top agency official said Monday at
August 2, 2011Worcester College Consortium Gets $575K In Grants
July 27, 2011The Colleges of Worcester Consortium, a nonprofit advocacy group for higher education in the region, has received two grants totaling
July 27, 2011Community College Teams Up With GM
July 15, 2011Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner will partner with auto maker General Motors to launch an automotive technology degree program this fall.
July 15, 2011Clark Teams With Nuclea
July 13, 2011Worcester's Clark University will host a new bioinformatics center in partnership with Pittsfield-based company Nuclea Biotechnologies.
July 13, 2011State Fund To Support Public Colleges
July 12, 2011A new $2.5 million fund that will support public higher education through grants was signed into law as part of the recent fiscal year 2012 state budget deal.
July 12, 2011UMassOnline Student Count Continues To Rise
July 6, 2011UMassOnline, the Shrewsbury-based division of the University of Massachusetts, saw a 12 percent increase in student enrollment in fiscal year 2011, the university said.
July 6, 2011- July 5, 2011
Training Tomorrow's Biotech Workers Today At WPI
July 4, 2011About five years ago when Polaroid announced plans to close its Waltham manufacturing plant and leave dozens of skilled workers without jobs, Worcester Polytechnic Institute sprang into action.
July 4, 2011New WSU Prez Starts Work Today
July 1, 2011Barry M. Maloney will report for duty today to Worcester State University, where he will be the institution's 11th president.
July 1, 2011
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