Human Rights Center Premieres Film on Palestinian Refugees
The Worcester State College Center for the Study of Human Rights to premier documentary from The Nakba Archive: 1948 generation Palestinian refugees in Lebanon narrate al-Nakba, Wednesday April 16, . . .
Meyer Teaches the MP3 Generation About Hearing Health
If you don't have an 8-year-old daughter - or granddaughter - you may be forgiven for not knowing that Barbie now comes with an iPod. Check out the web and you'll find the Barbie iPod docking station . . .
Local Agencies and Educators Attend Workshop on Poverty
Over 75 educators and agency representatives from around the region attended the “Framework for Understanding Poverty,” workshop sponsored by the Worcester State Education Department, Wednesday . . .
Students Overwhelmingly Support Fair Campus Credit Card Marketing Principles
Students overwhelmingly support limits on campus credit card marketing, according to the results of a nationwide USPIRG survey of over 1,500 students at 40 colleges in 14 states including Worcester . . .
Barnard Chosen for Biology Scholars Program
One problem all college faculty face is this: Do the teaching methods we use actually improve student learning? For faculty in the sciences, this may be even more vexing. Experimental design at the . . .
Worcester State's Student Center Celebrates 30 Years
Thirty years ago on April 3, 1978, the Student Center opened its doors for the first time. From that day on, the Student Center has proved to be an icon on this campus, welcoming students year after . . .
Kerr Publishes Article on Green Chemistry
In 2007, Professor of Chemistry Margaret E. Kerr, Ph.D., was awarded a Fulbright Senior Scholar Grant to go to Thailand to promote green chemistry curriculum development at Chulalongkorn University . . .
Martin Finds Alternative Teaching Tool With iPods in the Classroom
Kyle Martin (Visual and Performing Arts) knows what it's like to haul 15 CDs into a class. In his music theory course, he might play excerpts from classical, rock, jazz and country during a single . . .
WSC to Host Local Educators For Workshop on Poverty in Worcester County
Worcester State College will present the one-day workshop, “A Framework for Understanding Poverty,” Wednesday, April 2 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Student Center Blue Lounge. The . . .
Worcester State Theatre Up Close Presents an Evening of Six One-Act Plays
All In The Timing, we get to see the world through the eyes of playwright David Ives. It’s a mixed-up, profound, and very, very funny world where chimps try to write Hamlet, Philadelphia is a . . .
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