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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.
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.
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.
In part because of the level of work being done at its Life Sciences and Bioengineering Center at Gateway Park in Worcester, the faculty at Worcester Polytechnic Institute has voted to establish a PhD program in b
After spending time in the public- and private-sector human resources world, Susan M.
Issue Highlights On Page One STRATEGY SHIFT – Worcester’s Fuller Foundation invests in biotech companies.
“To avoid tax hikes and toll hikes, the Governor should consider moving the State Transportation Department to the Worcester area.
The Princeton Review Inc., the Framingham preparation and educational services company, has completed the sale of its K-12 services division for $9.5 million.
The drop in oil prices has brought relief to many New England residents, but it's also led to a dust up between the Colleges of Worcester Consortium and its oil supplier,
More than 600 middle school students helped kick off Worcester Innovation Month with an assembly at South High Community School this morning, the first in a month-long series of events to get more students interested in engineering, science and ma
January and February attendance was up 32 percent over last year at Old Sturbridge Village, the best start to a year in seven years for the living museum.