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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 Greater Worcester Community Foundation reported that it has awarded more than $500,000 in scholarships this year, with most of the money going to graduating high school seniors in Worcester County.
A team of researchers from three universities says that careful planning and a positive attitude can make for a more successful job search.
Over the last few weeks, researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute's Life Sciences and Bioengineering Center at Gateway Park have received $1.3 million in awards from the National
Worcester Polytechnic Institute said it finished its last fiscal year with an operating surplus of $8 million, a six percent increase over the previous year.
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center today approved granting $90 million, its largest investment to date, into the University of Massachusetts Medical Sc
Gabe N. Simon and Michael N. Lussier have been named to the board of trustees for Worcester-based Becker College.
With fewer corporations paying their head honchos to get executive MBAs, more ambitious managers are choosing to pay their own way these days.
The construction at the corner of Foster and Commercial Streets in downtown Worcester culminated with the opening of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences' new $10 million academic center Mon
John E. Bassett, president of Clark University in Worcester, will leave the position July 1, he announced today.
Karen Isaacson recently took over the daily management of the Southborough Extended Day Program.
The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester has finalized a plan it says will make it "carbon neutral" by 2040.
The Worcester Polytechnic Institute Venture Forum will take a field trip to Devens for its next meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester is looking for opportunities to expand after a record number of students registered for the first day of classes last week.