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The University of Massachusetts Medical School contributed $1.75 billion to the state economy in fiscal 2010, according to a new study by the University of Massachuset
Officials in Ashland could be close to purchasing 118 acres of undeveloped land for $5 million from Boston's Northeastern University. But the process to get the land has not been an easy one.
The Winchendon School, a private college-prep school, plans to expand its campus with help from a $6.5 million tax-exempt bond issued by MassDevelopment.
Dexter Morse, head of Worcester Academy, will retire in June 2012 after 14 years with the school.
Bill Pieczynski has worked in college fundraising for years -first at his own alma mater, Catawba College in North Carolina.
Along with our featured Q&A, Bill Pieczynski, Nichols College announced another promotion recently: Alan Reinhardt as provost and senior vice president.
Since 2007, students at Worcester-area colleges have been able to view art, go to the theater and enjoy all kinds of cultural offerings at a discount thanks to the Woo Card program of the Worcester Cultural Coalition.
Dr. Joseph Laning brings his scientific expertise and private-industry contacts to his new post as senior director of the Human Stem Cell Bank & Registry at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
After completing two new residence halls in recent years, Dudley’s Nichols College is continuing its construction tare with plans for a new campus center.
Beginning in September, the Springfield College School of Social Work will offer a master of social work degree program at Saint Vincent Hospital in
Worcester Polytechnic Institute has named Peter A. Thomas executive director of alumni relations.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is moving forward on the next phase of development at Gateway Park with a developer from Holyoke.
Gail Carberry Title: President Company: Quinsigamond Community College Location: Worcester
Things are looking up at L.S. Starrett. After two years in which sales plummeted, employees were laid off and whole shifts were cancelled, the Athol tool company is hiring.
Losses for The Princeton Review Inc., the Framingham-based test preparation company, continued in the third quarter despite an increase in revenues.