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The 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
Worcester 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.
With 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
The Colleges of Worcester Consortium, a nonprofit advocacy group for higher education in the region, has received two grants totaling
Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner will partner with auto maker General Motors to launch an automotive technology degree program this fall.
Worcester's Clark University will host a new bioinformatics center in partnership with Pittsfield-based company Nuclea Biotechnologies.
A 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.
UMassOnline, the Shrewsbury-based division of the University of Massachusetts, saw a 12 percent increase in student enrollment in fiscal year 2011, the university said.
About 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.
Barry M. Maloney will report for duty today to Worcester State University, where he will be the institution's 11th president.
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.