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Clark University has hired James E. Keogh, former editor-in-chief of Worcester Magazine, as director of news and editorial services.
Julia Sigalovsky emigrated to the United States from Moscow 21 years ago with her family. Since then, she has worked as a scientist at Northeastern University and MIT. But she’s also an entrepreneur.
Acton Pharmaceuticals Inc. said it has formed a scientific advisory board to help advance the company's research and development programs and corporate strategy.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute has appointed Karen Kashmanian Oates as its first Peterson Family Dean of Arts and Sciences.
Clark University in Worcester has hired Anthony Bebbington, currently on the staff of the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom and the Centro Peruano de Estudios Sociales in Peru, as director of the Gr
The Framingham Co-operative Bank Charitable Foundation has awarded $5,000 to Marian High School to help the Framingham school with an IT upgrade.
Dean College will begin offering three new baccalaureate degrees as part of one of the largest expansions of academic programs the college has ever initiated.
Test preparation company The Princeton Review, based in Framingham, lost $16.6 million in the first quarter of 2010 despite revenues jumping about 41 percent.
UMass Online, the Shrewsbury-based online learning division of the University of Massachusetts, said revenue increased by 20 percent to $56.2 million during its 2010 fiscal year.
John "Jack" Adam, the former CEO of the Hanover Insurance Co. and a former trustee of Clark University, gave the Worcester school a $14.2 million gift to establish a new education fund for urban teaching.
The Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Worcester will close in June and will be sold to the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences for $16.8 million.
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester have been
Debra Townsley, president of Nichols College in Dudley, is leaving that post to become president of Peace College in North Carolina.
Members of the Class of 2010 might want to consider backbacking through Europe-or setting up an apartment in mom's basement.