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The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center today awarded $3.4 million to 32 educational programs, including four programs in Central Mass
The University of Massachusetts' endowment recently hit the $506-million mark, the highest in the school's history, President Jack M. Wilson announced this morning in Lowell.
Clark University's Graduate School of Management will be the first business school in the country to partner with an organization that gives alternative investment certifications.
The College of the Holy Cross has met its carbon emissions reduction goal four years ahead of schedule.
The Doctor Franklin Perkins School in Lancaster recently hired Kevin Carney to serve as director of education. Carney previously served as principal of Ashland Middle School in Ashland.
The University of Massachusetts system is increasing its financial aid spending to $130.5 million.
Yuchen Yang, an 18-year-old who grew up outside of Beijing, China, decided while in an English-language international school in her homeland that she wanted to attend college in the United States.
Anna Maria College in Paxton is expanding its nursing program to include a four-year, Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.
A new study by Worcester Polytechnic Institute researchers finds that Massachusetts lags in its ability to close the achievement gap between white and minority students.
The Massachusetts Cultural Council has awarded a $32,500 grant to improve the Worcester Cultural Council's WOO card.
Rev. Michael C. McFarland, president of the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, has announced he plans to resign.
Sen. Michael O. Moore (D-Millbury) has been appointed Senate chair of the Joint Committee on Higher Education. Moore has also been appointed vice chair of the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security.
John Connolly, an author of medical consumer guides and a 1962 graduate of Worcester State College, will give the university's commencement address this spring. The ceremony will be held at noon on May 14 at the DCU Center.
Nowadays, testing and school seems to be inextricably linked. In a drive for accountability, our public school systems have become test-taking machines.
Timothy Jarry, College of the Holy Cross Class of 2000, has been named the college's chief investment officer, which includes handling endowment and retirement plans.