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The largest private solar electric system in Worcester will be dedicated Friday at the Bancroft School in Worcester.
Franklin's Dean College opened a $12.8 million, 28,800 square-foot performing arts center today.
The state government released about $66 million in funding for public higher education, regionalization of 911 call centers and weatherization of public housing projects around the state.
Alan Hunt has run the financial affairs of companies in several industries.
The Morgan family, founder of Worcester's Morgan Construction Co., has given Worcester Polytechnic Institute a $2.1 million gift to endow the school's Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.
James A. Welu is stepping down as director of the Worcester Art Museum.
College is many things: an unforgettable experience, a chance to grow intellectually and meet lifelong friends, a brief reprieve from full-time work. And an investment—often a highly leveraged one.
Earlier this month, Clark University became the latest private, tax exempt university in Worcester to agree to make long-term, voluntary payments in lieu of taxes to the City of Worcester.
MBA programs across the country have seen enrollment skyrocket during the Great Recession. However, MBA applicants often overlook some of the basic facts when applying to programs.
Providence-based Gilbane Building Co. will be the construction manager at the $37 million Sherwood Middle School project in Shrewsbury.
The City of Worcester and Clark University have reached an agreement under which Clark will make payments in lieu of taxes to the city for the next 20 years.
The Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce in Whitinsville has teamed with Worcester-based Quinsigamond Community College to offer an entrepreneurship certificate this
With Clark University's former provost David P. Angel taking the college's reins as president, Davis Baird has come on board as the new provost.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is registering participants for its Fundamentals of Biomanufacturing certificate program.The program's next session begins Oct. 4 and meets three nights each week for eight weeks.