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Saint John's High School in Shrewsbury has appointed Michael Gondek director of alumni relations.
For the first time in a decade Clark University will have a new president when students return to campus this fall and the man occupying the post, David Angel, already has plans to make his mark on the school.
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences certainly isn’t new to Worcester. The Boston-based school, founded in 1823, first set up shop in the city in 2000 with a class of just 90 pharmacy students.
Business and education leaders in Worcester met recently to consider the impact of early childhood programs on economic development across the region.
Since 2006, Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner has been serving high school dropouts and near-dropouts with Gateway to College, a program designed to motivate students by letting them pursue high school and college degrees at the same ti
The Princeton Review has launched a partnership with the AFL-CIO to give 13 million union members around the country an opportunity to take discounted test
College students looking to take courses in computer and video game design have more options this academic year, especially in Massachusetts, which has the fifth-most colleges in the country offering degrees in video game design.
The MetroWest Chamber of Commerce is looking to get college students involved in the organization as a way to grow its membership and give students entering the workforce opportunities to make connections.
Central Massachusetts will regain a chapter of Junior Achievement in October when the nonprofit's Boston office moves and consolidates various regional offices in Waltham.
ˆ Nichols College in Dudley has named Larry Muller as dean for the Division of Graduate and Professional Studies.
Despite revenues climbing nearly 80 percent to $56.2 million, second-quarter losses for the The Princeton Review increased year-over-year from $1.8 million to $13.2 million.
Gov. Deval Patrick has appointed James McDermott, an assistant professor at Worcester's Clark University, to the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Melanie LeDoux knew she had scored big when she landed a paid internship at human resource software provider Workscape in Marlborough.
Results of a new OfficeTeam survey suggest that cleanliness is valued very highly in many workplaces.