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Worcester State, Guild of St. Agnes open $8M childcare facility in former bowling alley

The Guild of St. Agnes, a nonprofit childcare profit childcare agency, opened a new child care and early education center in Worcester in collaboration with Worcester State University on Thursday.

Plans coming together for public higher ed investments

As the House and Senate prepare for budget negotiations to get underway in a few weeks, a coalition advocating for debt-free public higher education is making a final push for historic investments into the sector with the advent of newly available surtax funds.

Framingham State hires new dean of graduate and continuing education

Framingham State University hired Marilyn Cleary as its new dean of graduate and continuing education. Cleary will begin in her new role June 19th.

QCC, Worcester State receive MBI grants to diversify, educate life science workforce

Two Worcester colleges and a magnet school have received grants from the Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives incubator to fund programs to help increase the diversity in the life sciences workforce and help solve some of the industry’s future workforce needs.
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Report: Mass. college aid programs falling behind

The share of Massachusetts students who take out loans to pay for public higher education has exploded in the past two decades while the combined pressure of inflation and a lack of investment have hamstrung the impact of state-funded financial aid, according to a new report.

Worcester State, QCC awarded $1.6M to enhance nursing programs

Worcester State University and Quinsigamond Community College will split grants totaling $1.6 million intended to build nursing talent and create career pathways in Central Massachusetts.

Chocolatier to move into Worcester Public Market

Bri’s Sweet Treats, a Leicester-based chocolatier owned by Briana Azier, will open a location in the Worcester Public Market, expecting to begin serving her products in mid-January.

Unions call to invest in public higher ed

After winning a long fight to impose a surtax on the state's highest earners designed to fund education and transportation, unions and educators from across Massachusetts are making it clear that public higher education is on the top of their priority list for the newfound funds.
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Worcester State University’s first woman president passes away at 81

Janelle Ashley, Worcester State University’s first woman president, passed away on Oct. 7 in her hometown of Nacogdoches, Texas at the age of 81.

🔒Central Mass. colleges and universities are expanding their nursing programs to meet demand

The nursing shortage is a Central Massachusetts and national problem rooted in demographics.
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