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MCLA enrollment is about halfway back from its pandemic lows, officials say, and the college is poised for growth - Vimarsana News

MCLA enrollment is about halfway back from its pandemic lows, officials say, and the college is poised for growth

College President James Birge sat down with The Eagle for a sweeping conversation about the health of the college on Wednesday.

BART Charter School hires a new interim executive director and principal just weeks before classes begin - Vimarsana News

BART Charter School hires a new interim executive director and principal just weeks before classes begin

The school announced Aug. 1 that former executive director Jay White and former principal Erin Hattaway would not return for the upcoming school year.

Five things we learned from MCLA President James Birge's radio interview - Vimarsana News

Five things we learned from MCLA President James Birge's radio interview

A look at MCLA President James Birge's comments since the college opted not to host a shelter for unhoused people on campus.

MCLA considering state-funded plan to convert unused housing into emergency shelter for families, pregnant mothers in North Adams - Vimarsana News

MCLA considering state-funded plan to convert unused housing into emergency shelter for families, pregnant mothers in North Adams

An interview with MCLA Vice President of Strategic Initiatives Gina Puc.

Source: wamc.org
MCLA could receive $2.6 million per year from the state for turning a dorm into a homeless shelter for families - Vimarsana News

MCLA could receive $2.6 million per year from the state for turning a dorm into a homeless shelter for families

A plan to turn a dormitory into a shelter for homeless families could bring the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts $2.6 million a year for the duration of the arrangement.