Month: September 2020

Election season has arrived. To help navigate through all the news and fodder NewsWise offers the following information to students, faculty, and staff about how […]

In an interview by The Republican, Interim President Roy Saigo, Ph.D., shares his reasoning why he believes the University is prepared to conduct in-person classes.

Westfield State will receive a $1.57 million Student Support Services (SSS) grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help low-income and first-generation college students […]

Mathematics Professor Julian Fleron, Ph.D., and alumnus Nicholas Taliceo ’16 recently had a paper titled “A Prime Example of the Strong Law of Small Numbers,” […]

Westfield State students are teaching local children about urban planning, thanks to a new collaboration between its Department of Geography, Planning, and Sustainability (GPS) and […]

Paul Cacolice, Ph.D., assistant professor of movement science, sports, and leisure studies; and colleagues had their manuscript—“Ground Reaction Forces Are Predicted with Functional and Clinical […]

Westfield State has been awarded a Higher Education COVID-19 Response Grant of $318,325 from the U.S. Department of Education Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund (GEERF). […]

The appointment of a new executive committee and two directors highlighted the September meeting of the Westfield State Foundation. The Foundation was established in 1980 […]

Westfield State’s men’s and women’s track and field teams, and athletes Amy O’Sullivan ’22 and William Canty ’20 were recently recognized with 2020 All-Academic honors […]

Congratulations to six members of the Westfield State Class of 2020 who have been recognized with prestigious academic distinction. “We recognize and celebrate the academic […]