
Erika Briesacher, Ph.D., associate professor of history, has always wanted to learn how to sew but with teaching, doing research, and raising a family, she never could find the time. Then the . . .

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 . . .

Worcester State University student Chantel Bethea has been recognized as an "Unsung Heroine" for her work with the local non-profit organization Women in Action, Inc., which she founded in . . .

Growing up in an urban environment where education was not a priority for many of her peers, Jasmin Correa knew she wanted something better. She was determined to be the first of her family to attend . . .

“Do I have your permission to use this word?” asked Worcester State University Adjunct Professor Domingo Guyton before beginning his lecture. “I want to make sure that you all are comfortable, . . .

“They talk about two Worcesters.” Dr. Matt Johnsen, chair of the Sociology Department, is a firm believer that it’s both the best of times and the worst of times for our city. In a lecture . . .
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