Poet Elizabeth Bishop’s Influence Deepens at WSU
Six years after a strong box of private letters by acclaimed 20th century poet Elizabeth Bishop was discovered serendipitously, two Worcester State English majors were able to study them meticulously . . .
Waters Publishes Article on Black Feminist Thought
In her latest publication, Kristin Waters (Philosophy) was one of only three invited forum participants in a double issue on black feminist thought for the journal, Departures in Critical Qualitative . . .
‘Babel’ Depicts Over-Consumption and Chaotic Communication
A modern sculpture exhibit using recycled materials and other items usually considered “junk” is taking shape in the Mary Cosgrove Dolphin Gallery at Worcester State University. It is the . . .
Study Shows More WSU Students Likely to Vote in Presidential Elections
Election Day is approaching quickly—and with it the opportunity for voters to express their opinions about some of today’s most pressing and debated issues as well as who should be the next . . .
Thirty-Three Worcester State Students Make the ‘Who’s Who’ List
Thirty-three Worcester State University students have been named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 2017. The students are: Jessica T. Andrzejewski Kara M. . . .
Sonia Nazario: Many Children Make ‘Enrique’s Journey’ Alone to the U.S.
This year we are on track to see a record number of unaccompanied children—some as young as 3 years old—trying to enter the United States from Latin America, according to Pulitzer Prize-winning . . .
Pendharkar’s Fellowship with SPAWAR Produces Two Papers
Hemant Pendharkar (Computer Science) has recently completed a competitively awarded faculty fellowship with SPAWAR (Space and Naval Warfare)System Center Atlantic, which, according to its website, . . .
Siniossoglou’s Art Appears in Exhibitions from Japan to Worcester
Amaryllis Siniossoglou (Visual and Performing Arts) has been selected to participate with her prints, paintings and books at the following international exhibitions in Japan, Canada, Serbia, Slovenia . . .
Chalupka Co-Writes a Chapter to Book about Environment and Health
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) co-wrote a chapter, "Climate and Health," in Environmental & Health in the 21st Century (edited by D. Ferguson & K. Fisher, Eds.) published by Kendall Hunt. . . .
Football Notable Herman Boone Believes 'Respect Begins with Dialogue'
It was 1971, and the city of Alexandria, Va., was embroiled in an effort to desegregate its public schools. When city and school officials decided to consolidate three high schools into one, . . .
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