Kowalewski's Research on Melting Ice Sheets Published in 'Nature'
New research by Douglas E. Kowalewski, Ph.D., assistant professor of Earth, Environment and Physics at Worcester State University, shows we need to curb greenhouse gas emissions now if we hope to . . .
Smyth and Bradley Co-Author Article on Poutwater Pond Bog in 'Grana'
Adrienne Smyth (Biology) and Peter Bradley (Biology), along with Brian Seales (Trinity College, Ireland), have a new research paper that was recently published titled “A Pollen Profile by Scanning . . .
Sharpe Appointed to Two Local Boards of Directors
Executive Director of University Advancement Karen Sharpe was recently named to the Boards of Trustees of two organizations: Literacy Volunteers of Greater Worcester, which serves the growing . . .
Chalupka to Deliver Keynote at Health Conference
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) will be the keynote speaker at a Catholic Health Association conference in November. Her topic is related to a paper she co-wrote for the Catholic Health Association . . .
Sustainability and Food Gain Attention at Fair
Rethinking how climate change affects health and health-care delivery, our overall sugar intake, and the structure of our economy are among the topics professors and community members want to . . .
Safety Measures in Place at Worcester State University
In the wake of the recent tragic shooting at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, we wanted to remind the community of some ways police and others keep our campus as safe as possible. - Policing at . . .
Morreale Leads Session on Community Policing in Wellfleet
Stephen A. Morreale (Criminal Justice) is leading a community input session on Saturday, October 3, 2015, at the Wellfleet Senior Center. Its purpose is for police officers and townspeople to work . . .
WSU Students and Alumni Make the WBJ's '40 Under Forty' List
Two current students and three alumni of Worcester State University have earned places on the Worcester Business Journal’s 16th annual “40 Under Forty” list, which recognizes up-and-coming . . .
Hangen and O’Connell Discuss Challenges Researchers Face
Tona Hangen of the History and Political Science Department and Sam O’Connell of the Visual and Performing Arts Department presented “Lost in the Archives: Abandoned Research Projects and the . . .
Syrian Refugees Live with Information Precarity
“Can you hear me now?” has an acute sense of urgency for Syrians living in refugee camps because their access to information is random. So they consider cell phones as vital as water to their . . .
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