Students Rally at the State House for Climate Issues
On Monday, March 31st, eight Worcester State students joined some 200 other Massachusetts college and high school students in the Youth Walkout for Climate Justice at the State House in . . .
Ebbeson Named to County Commission on the Status of Women
Amy Ebbeson (Next Step Program) was recently appointed to the Worcester County Commission on the Status of Women by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women. Her appointment runs . . .
Students Help Build a Home over Spring Break
Fourteen WSU undergraduate students, representing a wide range of majors, used their Spring Break "constructively" - by participating in a Habitat for Humanity-sponsored home building . . .
Latino Parents and Students Learn About College Process and Health Issues
Worcester State University’s Latino Education Institute hosted a Family Health Fair attracting over 100 Latino community members on March 15 at WSU. Parents learned how to communicate with teens . . .
Chalupka Co-Authors Article on Climate Change Stressors and Aging
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) and Dr. Laura Anderko, the Robert and Kathleen Scanlon Endowed Chair in Values Based Health Care at Georgetown University's School of Nursing and Health Studies, are . . .
Frechette and Hunt Present at Media Literacy Symposium
Julie Frechette and Daniel Hunt (Communication) presented their research at the Media Literacy Research Symposium held at Fairfield University in Connecticut on March 21. Their separate . . .
Faculty to Receive International Professional Development Funds
Five Worcester State University faculty have been selected to participate in international professional development programs through the International Faculty Development Seminars (IFDS) of CIEE. . . .
Roland Martin to Discuss Issues Surrounding Trayvon Martin's Death
Award-winning journalist and CNN chief political analyst Roland Martin will be featured at Worcester State University's annual Courageous Conversations lecture on Thursday, March 27 at 4:30 p.m. in . . .
Author Eric Deggans to Discuss Race-Based Controversy in the Media
Author Eric Deggans will talk about his recent book, "How the Media Wields Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation," as part of the Worcester State University Diversity Lecture Series on Monday, March 10 . . .
Delaney Lutz's Research Adds Global View to Self-Control Theory
Aimée Delaney Lutz (Criminal Justice) presented a paper titled "An international perspective on revised self-control theory" at the 51st annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences . . .
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