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In what it's calling a demonstration of progress toward "sustainable profitability," The Princeton Review made a profit of $2.7 million in the first quarter of the year, compared with a loss of $577,00
For the third year, a grant from the Massachusetts Bar Foundation will allow the Supreme Judicial Court's Judicial Youth Corps Program to go on in Worcester this summer.
The Worcester State College Board of Trustees has voted to form an alliance with the Worcester Center for Crafts, which closed its doors in Janu
The pace of job loss in Massachusetts quickened during the first quarter as overall economic activity in the state declined at an annualized rate of 4.2 percent, according to the latest
Framingham State College has the fortune of being located off the heavily traveled Route 9. But its prime location along a major MetroWest artery also has put space at a premium.
The Princeton Review Inc., based in Framingham, has appointed Linda Whitlock, the former CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston, to its board of directors.
On March 9, president Obama cited the commonwealth’s outstanding performance in an international test that proved our fourth- and eighth-grade students match up with the world’s best in math and science.
When it reported 27 percent revenue growth for its 2009 fiscal year earlier this month, Shrewsbury-based UMass Online also mentioned that it had completed a specialized web site tailored for the Chinese market.
The Training Associates of Westborough has promoted Herb Blanchard to vice president of sales and Andrea Turner to vice president of operations.
The state's unemployment rate was 7.8 percent in March, up from a newly revised February rate of 7.7 percent, according to the state Executive Office of Labor and
An agreement between Milford-based Waters Corp. and the University of Warwick in England has led to the establishment of the "Waters Centre for BioMedical Mass Spectrometry" at the university.
The Worcester-based Seven Hills Foundation recently hired Judith Drew to run and expand its training programs.
The College of the Holy Cross has named Thomas M. Landy director of its Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture.
Becker College's nursing program has received a $540,072 grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration.
Massachusetts residents are "deeply concerned" about the affordability of housing despite ongoing declines in prices, according to the 2009 UMass Donohue Institute/
A school that trains industrial engineers has bought an 8,000-square-foot office building at 11 Buffum Dam Rd. in Oxford.