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Students from the Worcester-based College of the Holy Cross, Assumption College and Becker College were among more than 125 students and financial aid advocates from across the state who made their voices heard today as they lobbied local legislat
There has been a lot of excitement around genetic-based cures for different diseases, but a relatively local case is a great example of how long it can take between an idea, the resulting research and its approval for use in humans by the federal
Today's economy requires a proactive quest for cost-savings opportunities. It should also inspire companies to go green. The adoption of more sustainable practices can decrease environmental impacts and benefit the bottom line.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute has hired Michelle Vigneux as director of annual giving at the Office of Development and Alumni Relations.
The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation Inc. of Worcester has awarded 21 scholarships to local high school students and the children of Hanover Insurance Group employees.
The finance committee of the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees has approved a tuition and fee increase of up to $1,500 for in-state students.
The Training Associates of Westborough has made the HRO Today "Baker's Dozen in Learning" list for the third time in a row, the company said.
Even for some of the most accomplished people in the Central Massachusetts business world, times are tough.
Investment in higher education as well as in research and development is key to making sure Massachusetts emerges from the current recession in a strong position for growth, according to panelists at an economic outlook panel discussion held this
Diran Apelian, director of Worcester Polytechnic Institute's Metal Processing Institute, has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
Liberating Technologies, a Holliston-based medical device company, has paired up with researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute to develop better, more life-like prosthetic limbs for injured veterans returning from war.
The University of Massachusetts ranks second highest in technology licensing among New England institutions, according to an annual survey by the Association of University Technology Managers.