Brotherhood and Sisterhood Leadership Conference set for March 25
Worcester State’s Brotherhood & Sisterhood Leadership Conference March 25 will bring young men and women together to uplift and motivate them and set them on a successful college path. The . . .
Empty Bowls fundraiser Feb. 22 addresses food insecurity
You can take a bite out of student hunger by visiting the annual Empty Bowls fundraiser Feb. 22 in the exhibit area of the Student Center. The event includes a soup lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., . . .
Nursing Department will host re-accreditation team
Every 10 years, the Dr. Lillian R. Goodman Department of Nursing prepares an exhaustive self-study in preparation for a re-accreditation visit from Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education . . .
Alden awardees speak on pandemic teaching challenges and innovations
The college classroom of 2023 is not the same as it was just four years ago. Professors Erika Briesacher (History and Political Science), and Hardeep Sidhu (English), both recipients of the 2022 . . .
New UAI assistant director brings student-focused perspective
Midaly Carrasquillo ’17, MA ’21 knows what food insecurity feels like. Coming to Worcester State straight out of high school in Puerto Rico, there were many times when Carrasquillo worried . . .
With new staff, Career Services revamps student programs and resources
Melisa Alves, Career Services director at Worcester State University, is hoping students won’t do what she did. “In college, I didn't go to my Career Services office until I was a senior . . .
MLK Youth Breakfast celebrates youth talents, honors Dr. King's life
The 29th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Breakfast honored the life, principles, and philosophy of Dr. King, and encouraged youth to uphold his vision through poetry, song, and dance. About . . .
New prayer and meditation space opens for students.
Worcester State has a new space where students can focus on religious faith in a safe, quiet setting. The Campus Ministry Prayer and Meditation Lounge, which opened in November in room . . .
National Geographic human rights film “The Territory” to be screened at Worcester State Nov. 16
Since the Uru-eu-wau-wau, an Amazon Indigenous group, were first contacted by the Brazilian government in 1981, their territory has become an island of green rainforest surrounded by denuded farms . . .
Alumnus pursues dream of placing father’s metal art in major museum
At an age when most people look forward to retiring, Robert Megerdichian MS ’22 has found a new mission in life: to see his father’s metal art in a major museum. He even returned to college with . . .
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