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Cummings School names Canadian veterinary school founder as dean

The Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University in North Grafton has named the founding dean of the University of Calgary veterinary program as its new dean.

Assumption president: plans go beyond reorganization, university name

An academic restructuring and proposed name change to a university are part of a broader effort to better appeal to students, the Assumption College president said.

Drug companies face scrutiny from lawmakers looking to lower cost

Legislators have pressed pharmaceutical industry representatives to identify ways drug manufacturers can help bring more transparency to their pricing and lower costs for consumers.

As Central Mass. becomes more racially diverse, the population’s health needs shift

As the population in and around Worcester has diversified, health care has changed with it, for both genetic conditions and cultural differences.
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The business community needs to teach financial literacy

Massachusetts has earned a failing grade in teaching financial literacy to our high school students for three studies in a row, going all the way back to 2013.

Framingham’s Danforth Museum reopening

The Danforth Museum will reopen to the public Sunday in a new location and as part of Framingham State University.

WooSox stadium project falling behind schedule, with property acquisitions looming

A timeline to open the Red Sox ballpark by 2021 leaves the city little wiggle room to buy and relocate businesses in just a few months.

Slow job growth, retirements chill biz confidence

Confidence levels among Massachusetts employers dipped in March, but remained firmly in positive territory.
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Crimmin helping Becker find its niche

Nearing the end of her second year leading Becker College, Nancy Crimmin has helped the school play to its strengths, including a personal touch and renowned esports program.

Mass. unemployment down to 3% as education, health, science jobs grow

The majority of the state's job gains in February coming from education and health services and the professional, scientific and business services sector.
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