Campbell’s New Book Traces the Lives of 12 Iraqi Interpreters
Thirteen years after the United States invaded Iraq, Madeline Otis Campbell (Urban Studies) has released a book that traces the experiences of 12 young Baghdadis who served as interpreters for U.S. . . .
10 Students Inducted into Criminal Justice Honor Society
An induction ceremony was held on March 16 in the Blue Lounge for the national criminal justice honor society, Alpha Phi Sigma, Lambda Rho Chapter. Leonardo Quezada, APS/LR chapter co-chair and . . .
Siniossoglou's Art Displayed in Texas, Canada, and Worcester
Amaryllis Siniossoglou (Visual and Performing Arts) participated to the International Print Exchange, in Austin, Texas and the ARTspace Original 2015 International Print Exchange, at Thames Art . . .
Senior Hones Leadership Skills as TWA President
As Francisco Crisostomo walks around Lancer Landing, he stops to listen to members of Third World Alliance as they talk about issues and events. It’s his way of being a hands-on leader as the . . .
Ginsberg Co-Designs Tile-Matching Game BowTilz
Hy Ginsberg (Mathematics) and New Hampshire engineer and entrepreneur Rick Malagodi have licensed the worldwide production rights to their new tile-matching game “BowTilz!” to international toy . . .
English Professors Discuss Their Forthcoming Book on the Gothic Genre
The Gothic literary genre, which began in 18th century Britain as a “reaction to enlightenment culture,” has proven itself a timeless storytelling device “used to understand a certain time,” . . .
Soucy Named to Worcester's Advisory Committee on Youth
LeighAnn Soucy (Academic Success Center) has recently been named an appointee to the Worcester City Manager's Advisory Committee on Youth. The committee's responsibilities include advising and . . .
Theriault Edits Latest Issue of Genocide Studies International
Henry Theriault (Philosophy) continued his involvement in genocide studies by serving as editor of volume 9, issue 2 of Genocide Studies International and writing the editor’s introduction for the . . .
Neurodiversity Advocate Calls for More Openness about Autism
Neurodiversity advocate, bestselling author, and entrepreneur John Elder Robison has a message for parents of children on the autism spectrum: Tell them they have autism. “It’s this idea that . . .
Chalupka and Larrivee Secure Grant for Direct-Care Workers Project
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) and Linda Larrivee (Education, Health, and Natural Sciences) on the award of a Department of Higher Education grant for the Partnerships for Central . . .
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