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Maynard-based Allegro Diagnostics has entered into a license agreement with Boston University and the University of Utah Foundation for a molecular platform that could help
Quinsigamond Community College will begin offering a variety of educational and job training programs in Marlborough this fall, with a specific focus on preparing students for work in green industries.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute will donate $50,000 next week toward renovations to Institute Park.
Anna Maria College plans to enter into a unique PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) agreement with the town of Paxton where it is located.
Littleton-based Still River Systems has signed a long-term licensing agreement with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge for advanced superconducting accelerator technologies.
Last month, Commissioner Mitchell Chester of the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education proposed a new set of evaluative regulations for educators.
Anna Maria College of Paxton has received a $75,000 grant from the Esther's Dream Foundation of Lachine, Quebec to support a summer program for incoming freshmen.
Albert "Albie" Sherman peered up Wednesday afternoon at a white steel beam framed by a blue sky as it made its way by crane to the top of a $405-million building named after him.
Gov. Deval Patrick was scheduled to visit a construction site in Fitchburg and a school in Gardner as part of a visit to Central and Western Massachusetts today.
In a February 2011 Innovation Initiative whitepaper, the FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) proposed actions it could take “to help accelerate and reduce the cost of development and regulatory evaluation of innovative medical de
Think about the 12-year-old who gets her own iPad and uses it to complete the majority of her school work. She’ll take notes on it, study on it and even take tests and quizzes on it.
The Princeton Review Inc. in Framingham has completed the $4-million sale of its Community College Partnerships business to Higher Education Partners LLC.
Robert Schwartz, head of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, recently came to Worcester to make the case for investing in technical and vocational education.
After a nearly year-long search, Nichols College in Dudley has selected as its seventh president, Susan West Engelkemeyer.
For the Advanced Math & Science Public Academy Charter School in Marlborough, expansion is nothing new.