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. . . .
Oscar-Nominated Film Director, Environmental Activist Coming to Campus
Students, faculty, and staff will have the chance to interact with an internationally recognized Oscar-nominated American film director, playwright, and environmental activist during an event on . . .
Latino Education Institute Helping Transplanted Puerto Ricans Recover From Maria
When Hurricane Maria smashed into Puerto Rico in the pre-dawn hours of Sept. 20, 2017, Alexandra Pizarro was still asleep. It was the ferocious, wind-driven rain coming in between the panes of the . . .
Latino Boom Literary Leader Kicks Off Latin Heritage Month
Pedro Medina León, leader of the new Latino Boom literary movement, gave a talk to a standing-room-only crowd in the Blue Lounge on Thursday, Oct. 11, the first in a series of events throughout . . .
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 . . .
Student Helps Fellow Vets Here and Around the U.S.
Army veteran and Worcester State junior Joshua Buck is spending another summer working for the Warrior-Scholar Project, running week-long programs at colleges nationwide that help veterans adjust to . . .
Final Bridge to Excellence Speaker Tells Students to Be Resilient
Emergency room physician Valerie Dobiesz, M.D., urged Worcester State University students to find their passion, seek help from colleagues, and be resilient in the face of failure as they make their . . .
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 . . .
Spanish Students Teach Nutrition at the Hector Reyes House
Worcester State University students Jamie Cruz, Ruba Dabbagh, and Lizbelle Espinal hit the road with Assistant Professor of World Languages Antonio Guijarro-Donadiós, Ph.D., on Friday, March 30 to . . .
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 . . .
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