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Financial aid managers at Central Massachusetts colleges are anticipating approval in the U.S.
Workers' Credit Union of Fitchburg recently partnered with six other credit unions throughout the Midwest to provide private student loans to students at ITT Technical Institutes around the country.
Charles Gammal, a Westborough native and graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, has received a Siebel Scholarship, an award given to top graduate students.
The Training Associates of Westborough has hired Bruce Berfield as manager of business development.
As part of an effort to handle budget constraints and prepare for the future, Fitchburg State College has shifted the responsibilities of staffers Karen Sharpe, Mariann Castelli Hier, Jacklynn Taylor, Michael Kush
A member of Clark University's Class of 1948 has given the school $500,000 to establish an endowed education fund.
The University of Massachusetts Medical School and UMass Memorial Medical Center have landed a $12.5 million grant from the Wayne
General Electric honored Worcester Polytechnic Institute with its "GE Partnership Award" for its ability to develop talent.
The Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce is hosting an information session Oct.
Despite the recession, most colleges and universities met their enrollment goals for the fall semester, according to the results of a survey by Concord-based Maguire Associates.
Ken Udas got in on the ground floor of online education and hasn’t looked up from his desktop since. He was recently named CEO of UMassOnline, the Shrewsbury-based arm of the University of Massachusetts system focused on virtual learning.
The University of Massachusetts made $73 million in licensing income from its intellectual property during the 2009 fiscal year, far exceeding the $37 million its intellectual property generated a year ago.
When Millville Elementary School faced a budget crisis in 2007, officials saw the numbers and realized they were between a rock and a hard place.
Few industries have shown the ability to expand in spite of the recession, but one industry, and one local institution in particular, provides perhaps the brightest glimmer of hope for the state’s economic future.
The bottom line is always a concern for business. But when you can do good and still make money — that’s a pretty great thing.