The Many Ways to Get Involved in WSU’s Earth Month Activities
April is Earth Month, and Worcester State University offers many ways for its community to promote protecting and saving the environment, including a lecture from the state’s head of environmental . . .
Preparedness—and Luck—Helped Save Lives at the Boston Marathon Bombing
Although three people died during the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, the fact that so many other victims survived is partly because of the extensive mass casualty training conducted by the . . .
Worcester State Students Contribute to One Million Acts of Good Campaign
Students gathered in the Student Center to create 300 Matter Boxes that were sent to areas in Worcester with food security concerns, including the South High Food Pantry, the Grace Hotel, the . . .
History Class Publishes Book about Worcester’s WWI Soldiers
World War I was an 18-month war that is perhaps the one least remembered in America. We entered World War I on April 7, 1917, and we lost 116,000 soldiers the final year of the war. Sadly, pieces of . . .
Professor Takes Students to Prague as Part of Class
After more than two decades of working with students from all over the world, Worcester State Professor Bill O’Brien can talk global politics and history as comfortably as he can assess how tax . . .
Worcester State University Celebrates Black History Month
Worcester State University will be celebrating Black History Month – February – with a series of events on campus. These events are coordinated by Third World Alliance, which is a student . . .
Librarian Honors WSU’s Past by Building an Archive
Ross Griffiths is gentle when handling a pair of 88-year-old, off-white silk stockings, one of the more unusual artifacts in the nascent but growing Worcester State archives. “There are many ways . . .
WSU Community Members to Build Bikes out of Bamboo over Break
A collaborative project to build four bamboo bicycles over three days in January will bring together intergenerational teams of students, alumni, and local refugee artisans to create reliable . . .
Proposal for Online Pet Supply Store Wins Next Big Idea Contest
A student proposal to create an online pet supply company won the 2017 Robert K. O’Brien ’58 Next Big Idea Competition, which took place on Friday, Dec. 9. Senior Andrew Stoddard’s plan for Pet . . .
Effective Response to Global Disasters Requires Skills Beyond Medicine
Worcester State University students learned about the vital humanitarian work of an international emergency medicine physician from an expert in the field, Stephanie Kayden, M.D., the chief of the . . .
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