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Schooling In The 21st Century
September 1, 2008At a charter school in California, fourth and fifth graders study rare insects using an electron microscope via a fiber-optic link to a nearby university.
September 1, 2008State Funding Means Tufts Researcher Can Continue | Schonhoff says research has its share of highs and lows
September 1, 2008Chris Schonhoff, a researcher at Tufts University’s Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in North Grafton, will be able to keep researching how nitric oxide signals liver cells to produce bile and hopefully use that information to fight bacteria
September 1, 2008UMass Prof Gets Cancer Research Award
August 29, 2008A professor from the University of Massachusetts Medical School is one of five researchers from across the country being honored by the Leukemia & Lymphom
August 29, 2008Holy Cross Research For The Birds, NSF Says
August 28, 2008A College of the Holy Cross professor has received a National Science Foundation grant of nearly $500,000 to create an online database of bird skeletons.
August 28, 2008Zipcars Available To WPI Staff, Students
August 26, 2008Worcester Polytechnic Institute says it has formed a partnership with Cambridge-based Zipcar to provide two hybrid cars to WPI faculty, staff and students.
August 26, 2008Math Initiative Boasts Increased Enrollment
August 26, 2008Nearly 60 percent more high school students in Massachusetts and five other states will be taking advanced math and science courses this fall, according to the National Math and Science Initiative
August 26, 2008Holy Cross Hires New Development VP
August 25, 2008The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester has appointed Michael C. Perry as the school's new vice president for development and alumni relations.
August 25, 2008Worcester Colleges Measure Up
August 22, 2008Several Worcester colleges found their way onto the U.S. News and World Report list of best colleges for 2009, though with some slippage from last year.
August 22, 2008Framingham State Hires Development Director
August 19, 2008Framingham State College has hired a new vice president for college advancement, Christopher Hendry of Nashua, N.H.
August 19, 2008BU, Worcester Firm Settle Patent Quibble
August 18, 2008Boston University and its Center for Human Genetics Inc. have agreed to no longer offer testing services patented by Worcester-based Athena Diagnostics Inc.
August 18, 2008
Salter Takes Stock After First Year As 2-Year College | Broader offerings help attract younger student population
August 18, 2008A year into life as a two-year college offering associates degrees, officials at Salter College in West Boylston say the transformation has gone smoothly.
August 18, 2008
Eagle Hill's $15M Center Set To Open This School Year | 42,000-square-foot building will seat 500
August 18, 2008When officials at Eagle Hill School in Hardwick started planning a new performing arts center and dining hall, they figured it would be finished in 2010.
August 18, 2008
June Was A Brutal Month For Local Endowments | College finances feel the heat from a shaky economy
August 18, 2008To find out how local college endowments fared over the last year, one need only ask a simple question: Did the school’s fiscal year end May 31 or June 30?
August 18, 2008
Engineers In Demand But Skittish | Construction, infrastructure keep engineers in work
August 18, 2008Civil engineering students are finding jobs easily after graduation from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, but local engineering and employment firms say the difficult economy has presented the same problems and opportunities to engineers as it has
August 18, 2008Local Credit Unions Step In To Help With Student Loans | Marlborough's DCU leads charge to fill the gap
August 18, 2008With private lenders increasingly withdrawing from the student loan market, some credit unions are stepping in to fill the gap in the local area.
August 18, 2008
For-Profit School Calls Becker's Prez | Zirkle leaves Worcester and heads to Connecticut
August 18, 2008When Kenneth Zirkle joined Becker College in Worcester as president he was charged with revitalizing a college that was struggling to break even.
August 18, 2008
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