Boehm Presents Paper on Detroit and Social Justice
Lisa Krissoff Boehm (Interim Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences) presented a paper, "'A Little Heaven Here': 1940s Detroit and the Quest for Social Justice" at the Association of American . . .
Daryl Davis Tells Tale of Conquering Racism Through Friendships
Daryl Davis’ quest to find out why some people think they are superior to others simply because of their skin color began in 1968, he told a rapt audience of students, faculty, staff, and . . .
Career Event Raised Students' Awareness About Future Careers
The 3rd Annual Career Mentoring Event, "Piecing Together Your Career," brought Worcester State University students to the Student Center's Blue Lounge to listen to career advice and tips from WSU . . .
Research Team Publishes Article on English Phonology Development
Linda Larrivee (Interim Dean, School of Education, Health, and Natural Sciences), Susanna Meyer (Communication Sciences and Disorders), Emily Soltano (Psychology), and Karen Vine (WSU-SLP graduate . . .
WSU Leadership Attends All-Hazards Preparedness Workshop
President Barry Maloney and the University Incident Management Team attended the Senior Officials Workshop for All-Hazards Preparedness that was held on the Worcester State University campus on . . .
Liberia: Peace Corps to Peace Prize, a 50-Year Journey
Steven and Jacqueline Keenan, international development experts, brought “Worcester in the World” to life for history and criminal justice students with their talk about the recent history and . . .
Performances Review the Pre-Civil War Years Through Lincoln's Eyes
In his performances as Abraham Lincoln, actor Jim Getty described Lincoln's personal, education and political background, the political parties of the era, and his popular debates over slavery with . . .
VPA Professor and Student Earn IRNE Nominations for Boston-Area Productions
Adam Zahler's (Visual and Performing Arts) production of "Breaking the Code," which was produced last spring at Central Square Theater in Cambridge, has received five nominations for the 2012 . . .
Worcester State Theatre Presents First Student-Designed Production
Worcester State Theatre is presenting its first student-designed production in February. Conor McPherson’s hauntingly beautiful Irish play, “The Weir,” with four young designers, runs Feb. . . .
Wilcox-Titus Contributes an Essay to American Antiquarian Society Book
Catherine Wilcox-Titus (Visual and Performing Arts) will have her essay "Napoleon and Lafayette in the Print Culture" included in a collection of essays titled With a French Accent: American . . .
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