New Grad Aims to Take NonProfit to National Level
Recent graduate Julie Broderick of the Business Administration and Economics Department says it was the support of professors and challenging classes that gave her the skills to succeed. “I had . . .
Siniossoglou Has Print Accepted in an Athens Museum Exhibition
Amaryllis Siniossoglou (Visual and Performing Arts) has had one of her prints accepted to the show Res Q, an exhibition of contemporary prints by members of the Greek Printmaking Association. It will . . .
Arkansas, Texas, and Martha's Vineyard Arrive at the Dolphin Gallery
The Mary Cosgrove Dolphin Art Gallery shifted from full color to black and white on November 6, the opening date of the Armstrong-DiRado exhibit, which runs through December 11, 2014. With the . . .
Artists Share Nigerian Culture and Creativity during Visit to WSU
When visiting artist Mathew Ehizele was asked how his sculpture was progressing at the Worcester Center for Crafts, he broke into a wide smile and responded with an enthusiastic “excellent!” Even . . .
Chalupka Co-Authors Article on Climate Change
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) is the author of "Climate Change: An Ecocentric Values-Based Caring Approach" published in the International Journal for Human Caring. Dr. Chalupka's co-author is Dr. . . .
Graduate Nursing Student Named Worcester School Nurse of the Year
Karen Lajoie, a graduate nursing student in Worcester State University's Community/Public Health Nursing track of the Master of Science in Nursing program, was named Worcester School Nurse of the . . .
Governor Patrick: ‘Wellness Center Represents a Powerful Commitment to Students’
Governor Deval Patrick today joined state and local officials at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Wellness Center at Worcester State University. “By strengthening the infrastructure of . . .
Why the Melting of Antarctica Matters
Uncovering the secret past of the world’s ice sheets is Assistant Professor of Earth, Environment, and Physics Doug Kowalewski’s passion. As a climatologist, Kowalewski conducts fieldwork in the . . .
Greening Our Campus to Become More Sustainable
It’s not easy being green. But Worcester State University is up to the challenge. Since signing the American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment with more than 600 . . .
Treseler Publishes Review and Reads at Newton Library Poetry Series
Heather Treseler (English) has published a review of Katie Peterson's collection of elegies, "The Accounts," in the Harvard Review. Peterson's collection of elegies won the Rilke Prize shortly . . .
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