Nana Darkwa to be Honored Among “29 Who Shine”
Graduating senior Nana Darkwa will represent Worcester State University as one of Massachusetts’ “29 Who Shine” during a ceremony May 3 at the State House, honoring one outstanding graduate . . .
Student Volunteers at WSU Help Prepare Taxes
If you find that filling out Internal Revenue Service forms is taxing, Worcester State students are here to help. Since the 1970s Worcester State has had a Volunteer Income Tax Assessment program, . . .
To Combat Racism, Talk About the Elephant in the Room, Says Race Relations Expert Tatum
The audience at a talk on Wednesday, Feb. 6, by Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, a nationally noted author and race relations expert, got to see a big elephant take the stage with her—at least in their . . .
New Student Center Murals Paint a Picture of Diversity and Inclusion at Worcester State
After design-concept meetings twice a week for three months, the generous help of offices throughout campus, and 12,000 frames of time-lapse footage documenting the whole process, three new murals . . .
Student Stories: My Journey of Discovery, Part Two
Two years ago, Giovanny Guzman had no idea what he wanted to do in life. He just knew he wanted to make the best of his time as a student at Worcester State University and also make some kind of . . .
Innovative Class Brings Historical Research to Life
Worcester State students recently took a revolutionary approach to learning about history. Students from a variety of majors took on historical roles in collaboration with the Worcester Chapter of . . .
Wreaths Across America Convoy Stops at Worcester State
Remember. Honor. Teach. That’s the motto of Wreaths Across America, a patriotic non-profit organization that aims to place a wreath on every veteran’s grave across the country. Amid blaring . . .
Student Food Pantry to Open in January
Brooke Maxfield knows what it’s like to be homeless and hungry. The 23-year-old Worcester State senior has a great relationship with her parents now, but three weeks after she turned 18, they . . .
Dream With Eyes Open, Says Diversity Series Speaker Bakari Sellers
At age 22, Bakari Sellers was the youngest African-American elected official in the nation when he defeated a 26-year incumbent to win a seat in the South Carolina State Legislature in 2006. He . . .
Celebrating a Partnership to Grow Educated Citizens
One of the great responsibilities of educational institutions is to cultivate citizens—citizens of the community, citizens of the state, citizens of the country, and citizens of the world, Prof. . . .
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