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Higher education

  • Johnson leaves Becker with bigger endowment, smarter students

    Grant Welker May 15, 2017

    Robert Johnson left Becker College after seven years to become the chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

    Grant Welker May 15, 2017
  • Opponents: higher ed endowment tax is unconstitutional

    State House News Service May 10, 2017

    Supporters say it would be a way to invest in public education and have tax-exempt higher education institutions work to counteract growing inequality, but opponents of legislation to tax some private university endowments claim it is

    State House News Service May 10, 2017
  • In renaming debate, Holy Cross weighs tradition vs. institutional mission

    Grant Welker May 1, 2017

    Holy Cross begins an examination of whether its longtime Crusader name should be erased starting this fall, with input from students, faculty, alumni and others.

    Grant Welker May 1, 2017
  • Bringing higher ed to the masses

    Grant Welker May 1, 2017

    Quinsigamond Community College's president-elect is drawing on his career and upbringing to provide education to populations most in need.

    Grant Welker May 1, 2017
  • Holy Cross names new VP of student affairs

    April 26, 2017

    The College of the Holy Cross has named Michele Murray as its next vice president for student affairs and dean of students, the college announced Tuesday.

    April 26, 2017
  • Anna Maria recruiting for health certificate programs

    Emily Micucci April 26, 2017

    Three healthcare programs designed for professionals were among new certificates Anna Maria College began actively marketing this week.

    Emily Micucci April 26, 2017
  • State colleges want legislature to do more

    State House News Service April 24, 2017

    State lawmakers are fond of promoting their support for public higher education, but critics of the Legislature say state government could do more.

    State House News Service April 24, 2017
  • MWCC to pay students to take summer classes

    Laura Finaldi April 21, 2017

    Mount Wachusett Community College on Thursday announced is expanding a summer program where recent high school graduates can get paid to take classes before starting school in the fall.

    Laura Finaldi April 21, 2017
  • Fitchburg State names new VP, deans

    April 14, 2017

    As part of a broader reorganization, Fitchburg State University has hired its first ever vice president of student affairs and appointed new deans to several different divisions.

    April 14, 2017
  • Embattled UMass Boston head to step down

    State House News Service April 6, 2017

    UMass-Boston Chancellor Keith Motley plans to step down June 30, take a year's sabbatical and then return to campus to teach.

    State House News Service April 6, 2017
  • Mass. business confidence at highest level since 2004

    State House News Service April 4, 2017

    A business industry group reports the highest level of confidence among Massachusetts businesses since August 2004, even as uncertainty begins creeping in.

    State House News Service April 4, 2017
  • Movers & Shakers

    April 3, 2017

    Central Massachusetts professionals joined and were promoted at firms like Becker College, Abby's House, UniBank, Commerce Bank and Webster Five Cents Savings Bank.

    April 3, 2017
  • Trump's policies not slowing Worcester schools' international applications, yet

    Grant Welker April 3, 2017

    Despite concerns nationally among colleges and universities over new federal policies scaring away international applicants, Worcester schools have seen no such impact.

    Grant Welker April 3, 2017
  • Colleges drop standardized tests to boost applications, diversity

    Emily Micucci April 3, 2017

    In March, Worcester State University announced it will no longer require undergraduate applicants to submit standardized test scores as a requirement for admission.

    Emily Micucci April 3, 2017
  • Cost of college contributing to income inequality, Fed economist says

    State House News Service March 29, 2017

    The necessity of obtaining an advanced degree for earning potential has contributed to Boston's income inequality, a Federal Reserve Bank economist said Wednesday.

    State House News Service March 29, 2017
  • Anna Maria College offers new health degree

    Savannah Donohue March 29, 2017

    Anna Maria College in Paxton announced Wednesday it's now offering a Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Community Service.

    Savannah Donohue March 29, 2017

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