How Worcester State Graduates are Unlocking Early Career Success
How Worcester State Graduates are Unlocking Early Career Success
Data shows young Lancer alumni are among the most successful in the state’s public college and university systems.
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History, as Seen in Zines
Students explore DIY magazines as the History & Political Science Department kicks off a new interactive workshop series.

Featured Story

Running with Purpose

Fueled by a desire to champion his home country of Kenya, Wilson Kiriungi ’10 conquers one of the world’s most famous marathons.
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Student Feature

Using Satellites to Find a Breath of Fresh Air

Under the guidance of Dr. Nabin Malakar, Worcester State students are tracking air quality, from space to the streets.
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Student Feature

Bridging the Gaps in Quantum Communication

At Worcester State, the future of the internet isn’t just being studied in textbooks—it’s being built by students and alumni. 
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Alumni Feature

Words of Wisdom from the Class of 2026

The Class of 2026 marks 150 years of Lancer resilience.
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Alumni Feature

5 Questions for Alex Lucier ’25

Alex Lucier ’25 is the writer, director, and producer of Summer Interlude, a feature film that started as a classroom project during his undergraduate studies and is now making the rounds on the independent festival circuit. We caught up with Lucier to learn more about the film and the partnership with a Worcester State faculty member that made it possible. 
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Student Feature

From Worcester State to the Library of Congress

Safa Khan's deep dive into Pakistani gender economics is now part of the national record.
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Student Feature

History, as Seen in Zines

Students explore DIY magazines as the History & Political Science Department kicks off a new interactive workshop series. 
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