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The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation will donate $500,000 to Worcester schools and team with four local colleges in an effort to improve graduation rates.
The Worcester Center for Crafts Board of Trustees has officially agreed to an alliance with Worcester State College that will keep the center op
The Female Leadership Interest Council (FLIC), has offered a $1,000 leadership grant to Girls Inc. of Worcester for the organization's summer programs and is challenging others in the community to do
Deborah O'Malley is a longtime Worcester resident who's worked as a program administrator at the UMass Medical School, as a lawyer at the law firm of Bowditch & Dewey LLP and at Light Tower Wireless in Boxborough.
Nichols College of Dudley has hired Laura M. Yahn as director of online programs at its graduate and professional studies office.
Daniel Asquino, president of Mount Wachusett Community College, has been elected chairman of the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
The University of Massachusetts Medical School has named a team of four RNA experts, led by Nobel Laureate Craig C. Mello, to head its new RNA Therapeutics Institute.
The YouthBuild program in Worcester and three other Massachusetts cities have been awarded $2.4 million from the U.S.
A green tech firm and a data storage company won the WPI Venture Forum's annual elevator pitch contest held Tuesday night.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute professor José Argüello has been chosen for a one-year appointment as a program director at the National Science Foundation in Washington, D.C.
The Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts has elected Debra M.
Students cramming for college entrance exams have received a reprieve from Worcester-based Assumption College.
The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester has landed a $900,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to fund a program that prepares undergrad students to teach scien
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Framingham State College hopes to offer a four-year environmental degree beginning this fall to meet the growing need for more professionals with environmental skills, according to Dale Hamel, the school’s senior vice president of administration,