WSU Trio to Perform Beethoven at Women’s Holiday Gala
A year ago, four musicians settled on the belief that women, of all ages and backgrounds, deserved a place in the arts. Out of this idea, the Women of Worcester Productions Company was born. With . . .
Nichols Awarded Space as Part of The Fence Exhibit in Boston
Eric Nichols (Communication) was one of nine artists from throughout New England to be awarded space in the Regional Showcase as part of The FENCE exhibit in Boston's SoWa Market through . . .
Siniossoglou’s Work on Exhibit in Boston
A winning piece by Amaryllis Siniossoglou (Visual and Performing Arts) is on display in Boston at the North Bennet Street School through December 22. The competition, “Heroic Works,” organized by . . .
History Majors Examine Facets of Early Worcester
Three Worcester State University history majors are taking the chance to delve into Worcester’s industrial roots as part of the American Antiquarian Society’s American Studies Seminar, looking at . . .
WSU’s Women’s Conference Champion Teams to Play this Week
Worcester State University’s women’s fall sports teams are thriving, as four of six fall women athletic teams were named Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Champions and . . .
World Languages Department Hosts Undergraduate Research Conference
The World Languages Department celebrated the first Worcester State University World Languages Undergraduate Conference on Saturday, October 28. The event was a success, with innovative undergraduate . . .
WSU Golfers Travel to Ireland to Play in Invitational Tournament
The Worcester State University Golf team was invited to participate in the inaugural invitational tournament, the Tip O'Neill Donegal Diaspora Perpetual Golf Challenge, at Ballyliffin Golf Club in . . .
Luster Helps Organize Nov. 9 Roundtable Event on Diversity
Stacy A. Luster (Human Resources, Payroll, Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity) will introduce an author who is founder and president of the Winters Group, which specializes in diversity and . . .
AMEWS Says Campbell's Book 'Gives Voice to a Generation of U.S. Allies'
Madeline Otis Campbell (Academic Affairs/Urban Studies) has been honored with a book award from the Association for Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS), the leading professional organization in the . . .
Chalupka Gives Webinar on Climate Change Impacts on Children’s Health
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) was the speaker for a recent American Public Health Association's (APHA) webinar that was part of the "Year of Climate Change and Health" webinar series. Chalupka . . .
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