Prof. Margaret Kerr, Ph.D., Receives Deans' Lecture Award
Chemistry Professor Margaret Kerr, Ph.D., received the second annual Deans’ Lecture Award this fall in recognition of her extensive research, scholarship, and curriculum development in the field of . . .
Students Use a Drone to Explore Historic Estate
Two Earth, Environment, and Physics students are using a drone to record and analyze the topography of a historic conservation property in Boylston, Mass. Their work will pave the way for other . . .
Junior Follows in Mother’s Footsteps to Lead TriBeta
Junior Sarah Cross shares more than just DNA with her mother. She’s also an aspiring biologist and president of Worcester State’s chapter of Beta Beta Beta, one of the few chapters of the biology . . .
Biotech Major Studies Ancient Soil from Antarctica
It’s rare for undergraduate science students to be involved in lengthy, robust research projects under the guidance of experienced faculty. It’s even rarer for an undergraduate to research the . . .
Poet Elizabeth Bishop’s Influence Deepens at WSU
Six years after a strong box of private letters by acclaimed 20th century poet Elizabeth Bishop was discovered serendipitously, two Worcester State English majors were able to study them meticulously . . .
Students Uncover Stories of Lost Civil War Soldiers
The Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial honors 398 Worcester residents who perished in the U.S. Civil War with just their names. Thanks to Worcester State history students and a few volunteers, each of . . .
Scholarship and Creativity Competition Winners Announced
The ninth annual Celebration of Scholarship and Creativity proved to be yet another resounding success as students from a variety of disciplines presented their academic and creative projects to . . .
Over 50 WSU Students Display Projects at State Research Event
Over 1,000 Massachusetts undergraduate students—including 54 from Worcester State University—presented distinguished academic innovations and endeavors at the annual Statewide Undergraduate . . .
Students Travel to Cuba to Study Special Education
One year after restoration of full diplomatic ties between the United States and Cuba was announced, Assistant Professor Kara Medeiros took a small group of Worcester State students there to study . . .
Student Scholarship and Creativity Shine at Event
Preventing falls among the elderly, teaching financial literacy in the community, and studying invasive plants in area lakes are some topics featured in posters, panel discussions, and exhibitions at . . .
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