Hollander Publishes Article on Identities for Women in Hip Hop Songs
Pamela Hollander (Education) recently published an article entitled “Elevate My Mind: Identities for Women in Hip Hop Songs.” in the first-year composition anthology, Reading Pop Culture: A . . .
Book Shows Remains of Sad Time in Mental Health Care
What began as a whim to take haunting pictures of an old asylum in New York has turned into two friends’ passion to document a seamy era in the care of the mentally ill and disabled. In doing so, . . .
WSU Celebrates Black History Month with Lectures and Film Screenings
Worcester State University is celebrating Black History Month with a number of events looking at the experiences of African-Americans in the United States: On Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 10:30 a.m., . . .
Wilcox-Titus Photographs Featured in Gloucester Exhibit
Catherine Wilcox-Titus (Visual & Performing Arts) has two photographs juried into an exhibition titled “For the Birds” at the Rocky Neck Art Colony in Gloucester, Mass. The show opens Jan. 31 . . .
Siniossoglou’s Art on Display in Galleries, Shows, and Competitions Regionally and in Europe
Amaryllis Siniossoglou (Visual and Performing Arts) was selected to participate with three of her watercolor paintings during the 6th Painting and Mixed Media Competition, Lessedra Gallery, . . .
Students Lend a Hand at Habitat for Humanity and May Street School
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, two teams of Worcester State University students who belong to the Community Leadership Experience (CLEWS), contributed time and effort to two local organizations. One . . .
Professor Reveals Literary Truths of The X-Files
When English Professor Sharon Yang’s film and literature classes focus on The X-Files, students ponder more than conspiracy theories, alien abductions, and “the truth is out there.” They study . . .
Graduate Students Speak at WAM about Poetry and Art—in Spanish
Nine graduate students from the "An Age of Sensuality: Golden Age Spanish Poetry (1526 – 1612)" class, taught by World Languages Assistant Professor Antonio Guijarro-Donadios recently offered short . . .
Demand Is Growing for Aspiring Green Chemists
Experiments on phosphorus in dish soap and volatile organic compounds in nail polish removers using “green methods” that could one day replace EPA standards prepare our green chemistry students . . .
Palumbo Appointed to NAFSA Subcommittee
Katey Palumbo, director of the International Programs Office, was appointed to the Financing Education Abroad Subcommittee for NAFSA: Association of International Educators. The Financing . . .
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