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A Look Back: Katherine French, Executive Director, Danforth Art, Framingham

Editor's Note: In 2011, when MetroWest495 Biz selected Katherine French as one of its 10 businesspeople to...

Joseph Sawyer: Superintendent, Shrewsbury Public Schools

Working in public education can be rewarding.But to anyone who thinks it's easy, dispel that notion now....

Enrollment Opens For WPI Biomanufacturing Training

Worcester Polytechnic Institute is enrolling students for the upcoming session of its Fundamentals of Biomanufacturing accelerated training program.

Ex-WPI Student Gives $7.8M

A former Worcester Polytechnic Institute student who dropped out because he couldn't afford the education has donated $7.8 million to the school for scholarships.
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Schools Don’t Need Cash As Much As Change

Gov. Deval Patrick's proposal to raise new revenue for education provides an important opportunity for public dialogue...

Medical School Agrees To Pay City $1.58M

A month after Worcester officials expressed concern over the potential for lost property tax revenue stemming from UMass Medical School's purchase of three commercial biotech buildings, the school has agreed to contribute $1.58 million to the city over the next five years.

WPI, UMass Medical School Partner For Health Care

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) announced a five-year strategic partnership for research and educational programs in the health care industry.

Q&A With Holy Cross President Rev. Philip L. Boroughs

In the 14 months since he became the 32nd president of Holy Cross, Rev. Philip Boroughs has...
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Grant To Expand QCC Life Sciences Offerings

Quinsigamond Community College will receive a $310,000 capital grant from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) to boost its life sciences program.

Worcester-Area Colleges Group To Reorganize

The nonprofit alliance of Worcester-area colleges and universities will undergo a restructuring that its leaders said will allow it to strengthen the government-funded programs it oversees to aid middle and high school students as well as low-income adults.
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