Visual and Performing Arts Professor Exhibits Art Internationally
Professor Amaryllis Siniossoglou of Worcester State’s Visual and Performing Arts Department displayed her art pieces in numerous exhibits worldwide in the past year. From December 2017 to . . .
WSU, Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Leicester High School, UMass Boston to celebrate Constitution Day
Worcester State University, in partnership with the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, Leicester High School, and UMass Boston, will celebrate Constitution Day by leading a day . . .
Study Highlights Warning Signs of Active Shooters
The common pre-attack behaviors uncovered in a recent FBI study can serve as warning signs before future attacks and become a launch pad for future student research opportunities, according to . . .
Students Use a Drone to Explore Historic Estate
Two Earth, Environment, and Physics students are using a drone to record and analyze the topography of a historic conservation property in Boylston, Mass. Their work will pave the way for other . . .
WSU, QCC, and WPS’ Early College Program Receives Official Designation
The Baker-Polito Administration has announced that the joint early college program between Worcester State University, Quinsigamond Community College, and the Worcester Public School System is one of . . .
WSU to Help Increase Diversity Among Math and Science Teachers
Worcester State University is one of the partners the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education has enlisted to help fulfill the mission of its new $1.5 million grant from the National Science . . .
Student Helps Fellow Vets Here and Around the U.S.
Army veteran and Worcester State junior Joshua Buck is spending another summer working for the Warrior-Scholar Project, running week-long programs at colleges nationwide that help veterans adjust to . . .
Silver Co-Authors FBI Study of Pre-Attack Behaviors of Active Shooters
James Silver (Criminal Justice) is a co-author of the FBI report, “Study of the Pre-Attack Behaviors of Active Shooters in the United States Between 2000 and 2013,” published in June. This . . .
Student Inspires Others to Care about Pediatric Cancer
For sophomore Katelyn Duca, an unsuccessful class presentation sparked a dogged mission to get her fellow students to show support for pediatric cancer care and research. Her efforts resulted in a . . .
Kramer and Co-Author Win AATE Distinguished Book Award
A book that was co-authored by Lisa Kramer (Visual and Performing Arts) has won the American Alliance for Theatre Education (AATE) Distinguished Book Award. The book, titled “Creative . . .
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