Worcester State News Today

Westfield junior reserve Sophie Svantesson hit a walk-off, two-run single with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning to help the fourth-seeded Bombers rally past No. 9 Marblehead 3-2 in the Division 2 softball state semifinals Tuesday night at Worcester State University.

Employees at Bowditch & Dewey, Leominster Credit Union, and JNP Coffee are making upward moves.

ASHBY — Chief Derek Pepple is pleased to share that the Ashby Police Department has welcomed a new member to the department.Officer Ethan Goodreau was sworn in to the Ashby Police Department on Monday, May 6.Officer Goodreau grew up in Spencer and received a Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Worcester State University. He graduated […]

This week’s Senior Profile highlights the amazing Reading Memorial High 2024 senior, Daija Forero. Daija is a smart, talented, and friendly student from Reading.

LAWRENCE — School superintendents and administrators from Lawrence, Malden, Worcester and Texas have been selected as the four finalists for the job to next lead Lawrence Public Schools.

The last time Molly Grass stepped on the softball diamond, she made history in two categories for Fitchburg State. She’ll do the same the next time she suits up and plays for the Falcons, as well. In the second game of a doubleheader at Westfield State on Saturday, the Rockland native notched a pair of […]

Weeks later, as Pittsfield civic and school leaders and elected officials continue to call on the MIAA for change, PHS coach Jerome Edgerton Jr. is still processing what happened, and

“To my surprise as both a scholar and a Jew, I feel a warmer welcome and more commonality of purpose at a Catholic institution than at Clark, a secular one.”

Her departure comes as a number of Catholic universities have sought to make themselves more hospitable to Jewish students amid the war between Israel and Ham...

Mary Jane Rein, a Jewish scholar, departed for Assumption University, a Catholic institution. What’s at issue is the Clark administration’s response — or lack thereof — to inciting events off campus in mid-March.