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Southern Worcester County needs photonics specialists. The Blackstone Valley needs skilled manufacturing technicians and entrepreneurs. Auto technicians are in demand all over.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute's new residence hall has received a Green Building of America award from Real Estate & Construction Review.
The first University of Massachusetts Medical School students to study at Harrington Memorial Hospital in Southbridge under a recently-signed affilia
UMass Online, the online division of the University of Massachusetts, increased its enrollment by 18 percent and brought in revenue of $46.8 million in its 2009 fiscal year.
The Worcester-based Seven Hills Foundation has appointed Judith L. Drew, a former employee of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, as chief learning officer.
Massachusetts Health Quality Partners' fifth annual clinical quality report says Massachusetts medical groups surpass most in the nation in the quality of medical care.
Angel investment dropped by 26.2 percent in 2008 as the number of angel-funded deals remained flat compared to 2007, according to the University of New Hampshire Center for Venture Research.
An arm of China’s Ministry of Education has acquired 280 Locke Dr. in Marlborough for $9.06 million in hopes of establishing a prep school for Chinese students.
A new interactive web site developed by a graduate student at Worcester-based Clark University is aimed at helping colleges bolster their enrollment by reaching out to international students.
Framingham State College tuition and fees for full-time undergraduate students will rise 6.5 percent, to $6,540, for the 2009-2010 academic year.
The state's unemployment rate will exceed 9 percent within the next few months and the sinking economy could reach its bottom before the year is out, according to the latest M
Worcester-based Training Resources of America Inc. has appointed Donald Mancini to its board of directors.
An arm of China's Ministry of Education has acquired 280 Locke Dr. in Marlborough for $9.06 million in hopes of establishing a prep school for Chinese students.
CellThera, a biotechnology company founded by Worcester Polytechnic Institute biology professor Tanja Dominko, has been awarded a $570,000 U.S.
Rehabilitative Resources Inc., a Sturbridge-based nonprofit focused on people with developmental disabilities, is branching out in a new direction.