Clark University will host political historian David Greenberg, who will present History of White House Spin: From the Bully Pulpit to the Age of Trump on Thursday, Oct. 12, at 4:30 p.m., at the Higgins Lounge of Dana Commons.
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Worcester colleges go green for Earth Day
On April 22, 1970, thousands of colleges and communities across America took part in Earth Day for the first time. Fast forward to 2015, and people around the world still use the day to focus on environmental concerns. One doesn’t have to go on a global expedition, however, to find people participating in the environmental movement. In Worcester, many college students will roll up their sleeves and engage in activities aimed at improving the welfare of our planet.
What is luck? College students weigh in
’Tis the season to be lucky. St. Patrick’s Day is almost here, and Worcester college students are finding that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. In honor of the little guy and his pot of gold, we asked area college students to give us their definitions of luck.
ArtsWorcester College Show to showcase up and coming talent
It’s a tradition more than a decade old and a chance for Worcester-area college students to embrace their inner artists. ArtsWorcester’s 11th annual College Show runs Feb.6-27. Winners of the juried exhibit will be selected at the end of the month.
At Holy Cross, the arts are doing great things
When you think of transcending borders, you think about bridging gaps between races, ages, religions or geographical lines. Really, though, those “borders” can be anything, including the different disciplines at a local college. And transcending them could combine knowledge and experience to foster great things.
