
Doctors told Spencer West’s parents that their son was not going to be a functioning member of society after having his legs amputated at age five. In 2012, that amputee reached the summit of . . .
When Dr. Marape Marape, a physician and epidemiologist from Botswana, visited campus in December, he gave the Worcester State University community valuable insight into the ongoing Ebola epidemic in . . .

“Public health challenges are no longer just local or regional. They are now global, and demand that everybody chips in,” said Dr. Marape Marape, a physician and epidemiologist from . . .

In August, Worcester State University 2009 graduate Stephanie Godfroy will become the university’s newest alumni to serve in the Peace Corps. She will serve as a Corps volunteer in Botswana for the . . .

Last Tuesday, the Student Center Blue Lounge and Exhibit Area was transformed into a buzzing hub for travel abroad opportunities for students and tales of overseas experiences. The . . .

Reva N. Adler, M.D., clinical professor, faculty of medicine at the University of British Columbia, Canada, thanked the students, faculty and staff who filled the Blue Lounge on Tuesday, March 8 for . . .

Representatives of the non-profit organization Invisible Children, Inc. told a Worcester State University audience last week of their campaign to end the victimization of children in Northern Uganda . . .

WSC student Jenkins Macedo gave a talk, "From a Refugee Camp Experience to a New Life in the U.S.," on November 20, as part of the Diversity Lecture Series. On December 24, 1989, Macedo and his . . .

Pornprom Chaichatpornsuk looked up from her plate in the upstairs cafeteria on Thursday and pronounced her lunch, "Very delicious." She's become a fan of Chartwells during her month-long visit to . . .
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