The amount of college students needing and applying for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits has increased with rising food insecurity. College students experience food insecurity...
WORCESTER—Worcester officials held an emergency briefing Thursday to warn that continued federal funding disruptions could interrupt food and heating aid for thousands of residents. City leaders said...
The Office of Military Affairs and Veterans Services (MAVs) at Worcester State University has opened a new lounge dedicated to student veterans. The MAVs lounge is a space designed to foster community,...
Worcester State University has been honored with two significant national recognitions from the Military Friendly organization: the Military Friendly Silver Designation for Small Public Schools and the...
WORCESTER -Worcester State University reaffirmed its commitment to protecting students in response to recent federal immigration enforcement policy changes. Despite WSU’s strong position in reaffirming...
On February 3rd, Department of Education spokesperson Madison Biedermann told AP that DOGE — President Trump’s new Department of Government Efficiency, headed by a new department led by Elon Musk...
That wonderful time of the year is upon us yet again at Worcester State: finals. Since classes officially ended on Dec. 6, we’re heading into final exam week, which runs through Dec. 19 with makeup days...
Small candles light up black-and-white photos of lost friends and family, accompanied by offerings of their favorite food: pan de muertos, corn, sardines, and alcohol. Skeletons adorned with colorful makeup,...
In the middle of the night on Saturday, October 28, 2023, students on and off campus were awoken by emergency calls and texts from the school. They were informed that Worcester State University was going...
The Worcester Regional Transit Authority in Massachusetts is making waves in the public transportation sector by offering fare-free rides to its passengers. Starting in March 2020 as a response to the...
It was quarter past four on Wednesday, March 13, the week before spring break, and a crowd of protestors, many from outside the university, had formed on the sidewalks and turf in front of the Sullivan...
Picture this: students emerging from their winter hibernation, squinting at the unfamiliar brightness of the sun, only to be greeted by an explosion of pollen.
Truly though, the blooms of spring on...
