Teach-In on Puerto Rico’s Post-Maria Devastation Attracts Large Crowd
Colonialism is often thought of as a thing of the past, but for Puerto Rico it is a part of ongoing economic inequality that has hampered the island’s recovery from the devastating September 20 . . .
WSU Golfers Travel to Ireland to Play in Invitational Tournament
The Worcester State University Golf team was invited to participate in the inaugural invitational tournament, the Tip O'Neill Donegal Diaspora Perpetual Golf Challenge, at Ballyliffin Golf Club in . . .
Senior Spends Her Second Semester Studying in Spain
For senior Daniella Owusu, spending a semester studying in Spain wasn’t enough. She’s back there now, and is among a small percentage of Worcester State University students who study more than . . .
Women’s Basketball Team Spends Part of Break in Spain
The Worcester State University Women's Basketball Team recently returned home today after spending a week abroad in Spain. Departing shortly after Christmas, the group of 35—including players, . . .
Ireland’s Diaspora Minister Promotes Service Abroad
Worcester State University recently welcomed Ireland’s Minister of State for the Diaspora Joe McHugh to meet with administrators and discuss ideas for a potential partnership to establish service . . .
Author: Stories Can Raise Awareness of the Armenian Genocide
Armenian American author Chris Bohjalian recently spoke to a supportive crowd in commemoration of the 101st anniversary of the Armenian Genocide at Worcester State University. His passionate remarks . . .
Worcester State IELI Student Explains Why Chocolate Needs Bugs
What is chocolate to you? A sweet treat? A mood booster? A perfect partner for peanut butter? In a recent talk in the Blue Lounge titled “Good Bugs, Bad Bugs, and Chocolate,” Deicy Carolina . . .
Syrian Refugees Live with Information Precarity
“Can you hear me now?” has an acute sense of urgency for Syrians living in refugee camps because their access to information is random. So they consider cell phones as vital as water to their . . .
Professor: Reparations Are a Human Rights Issue
After 100 years of denial, Philosophy Professor Henry Theriault hopes the release of the Armenian Genocide Reparations Study Group’s final report marks a turning point for Turkey to finally take . . .
Spreading Goodwill with Running—Kenyan Style
Being in Boston around the time of the marathon every year, Kenyan native Wilson Kiriungi '09 was proud to see the amount of excitement built up around the legendarily fast athletes of his home . . .
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