Visual and Performing Arts Department and students recognized for excellence by regional Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Region 1, a district spanning eastern New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, recognized Worcester . . .
Drive-Through Pantry Feeds Hundreds in North Lot
The Worcester State North Parking Lot was the site of a food distribution operation that allowed 500 city families to receive food packages with fresh fruits and vegetable, dairy and meat . . .
Students Train to Help Asylum Seekers in Partnership with Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice
More than a dozen Worcester State students will be serving as trained advocates for local asylum seekers during the spring semester, helping to untangle the complex process intended to give sanctuary . . .
Teaching Garden Keeps on Growing Through the Pandemic
On a typical early June Tuesday in the WSU Teaching Garden, one would usually be welcomed into the space by the sounds of children playing on the nearby Chandler Magnet Elementary School playground, . . .
CityLab Wants to Hear Your Stories From the Pandemic
What has your life been like during this worldwide pandemic? What issues have you faced? How has the shutdown affected you and your family? A group of Worcester State faculty and librarians hope you . . .
Putting a Spotlight on Student Hunger and Homelessness
Student hunger is more than a matter of not having enough money for food. Often, students are sacrificing not just meals, but also housing in order to pay their tuition bill. “When you think of . . .
Garcia-Guevara: Refugees Are Running for Their Lives
Most refugees caught up in the crisis at our border with Mexico are actually running for their lives, not trying to escape poverty, according to Professor Aldo Garcia-Guevara, Ph.D., of the history . . .
Worcester State to Host Statewide Conference on Equity
Educators from throughout Massachusetts will convene in the Wellness Center on Friday, Oct. 4, for a day-long conference addressing equity for Latinx students. The conference, In Pursuit of Equity, . . .
WNT 10pm News for August 27th, 2019: Worcester State University coverage
At the 6:52 time mark, hear the WNT 10pm news coverage of the ongoing conversation about the new location for Worcester's Doherty High School, including one option which would effect Worcester State . . .
New Master's Degree in Public Management is First in the State
Beginning this fall, Worcester State University will offer a Master of Public Management (MPM) degree, the only MPM program offered in Massachusetts, as well as a Master of Public Administration . . .
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