Sculos: Scholars Should Challenge Mainstream Concepts of Relevance
International relations scholars need to have a more radical and open concept of how their academic research relates to real-world issues, because there is an unspoken political bias related to . . .
Pulitzer Prize Winner Lloyd Schwartz to Visit in April
When people first meet Lloyd Schwartz, they often have the uncanny sense that they have met him before. And, in effect, many have: Schwartz is the classical music critic for National Public Radio's . . .
Rally for Unity Offers Support to Those Affected by Hate on Campus
More than 500 members of the Worcester State community, including students, faculty, staff, and University leadership, participated in the Rally for Unity on Thursday, Feb. 13, showing support for . . .
Zahler Revives Duck Variations
Professor Adam Zahler, chair of the Visual and Performing Arts Department, performed David Mamet's one-act play The Duck Variations at the Williston Old Brick Church in Williston, Vt., on Feb. 7, . . .
Fresh Check Day Uplifter Award presented to Manuel Reyes-Ponce and the Third World Alliance
The Fresh Check Day Uplifter Award was presented to Manuel Reyes-Ponce and the Third World Alliance on Tuesday, Feb. 11. This award is given to an individual or group that made important . . .
OT Students Create Devices to Make Life Easier for Those with Disabilities
Occupational therapy students visited the clients and therapists of The MassMATCH Assistive Technology Regional Center (ATRC), an affiliate of Easterseals Massachusetts, at the end of last semester . . .
Photo Exhibit Gives Visibility to ALANA Students on Campus
The Black History Month’s Photo Showcase, featuring faces of ALANA students on campus, was unveiled on Tuesday, Feb. 4, in the LRC's first floor lobby. The exhibit was the second part of a two-year . . .
Using Physics to Measure a Warming Earth
Data from thermal cameras in space can effectively measure the warming of the Earth, according to Assistant Professor of Earth, Environment, and Physics Nabin Malakar, Ph.D. Studying the underlying . . .
Worcester State Leaders Advocating for Latinx Students in Worcester Public Schools
Worcester State University can play a positive role in helping the Worcester Public Schools better serve Latinx students, according to Mary Jo Marion, assistant vice president of urban . . .
14 Students Featured in ArtsWorcester College Show
Works by 14 Worcester State students will be featured in the 16th ArtsWorcester College Show opening on Friday, Jan. 31. The students’ works are among 73 pieces of various mediums selected for . . .
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