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If attracting students is an arms race for colleges, not every campus can build the most elaborate recreation center, but even much smaller schools can give their students food that alumni would hardly recognize.
President Nancy Crimmin was promoted from interim president without a broader search for a new Becker College leader, because of the board of trustees wanted to continue the success of her predecessor.
Mount Wachusetts Community College in Gardner has hired Peter Laitinen to oversee its new Paramedic Technology Certificate program after a years-long search.
Of the 238 cities and states who submitted bids to attract online retail giant Amazon's second headquarters, three are from Central Massachusetts.
The Worcester Idea Lab, a two-year-old collaborative workspace, has signed its second higher education member and its first corporate member.
Massachusetts released its official Amazon proposal on Friday and highlights several Worcester-area features and incentives in a bid to lure the online retailer to the state.
Students at the nine social work schools in Massachusetts will learn about preventing and treating substance misuse.
Before President Donald Trump announced he would phase out Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), I, along with the other presidents of all of Massachusetts' Community Colleges, spoke out in support of those in the program.
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has launched a Doctor of Science program in Physician Assistant Studies.
The fall semester brings a new class of college students to campuses, but also a new group of students likely to go deep into debt to pay for their classes.
The University of Massachusetts Medical School is one of the top U.S. medical schools for primary care education, according to a 2018 ranking report by U.S. News.
Nursing home administrators and staff sounded the alarm on Monday, telling lawmakers their industry is underfunded and needs help.
Projections of workforce needs all indicate the demand for physicians is growing, and the University of Massachusetts Medical School and others are responding.
The labor force in Massachusetts this year has grown faster than in any state in the nation and employers have added nearly 300,000 jobs since 2007.
The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce on Friday announced it helped to bring a bike sharing company ofo to Worcester staring Sept. 14.
Students taking part in a state program aimed at making college more affordable and increasing graduation rates will now have more majors to choose from.