The ground-breaking book, Letting Go of Literary Whiteness: Antiracist Literature Instruction for White Students, co-authored by Westfield State English Professor Sophia Sarigianides, Ph.D., and Carlin […]
The University’s newly created Employee Recognition Program recently shared information about 27 employees whose efforts have been acknowledged by their campus peers. Created in conjunction […]
The University is among the top 100 institutions in U.S. News & World Report‘s Best Online Bachelor’s Programs rankings.
President Linda Thompson shared the University’s plans to address mental health in a column published in the Dec. 23, 2021, issue of The Republican. The […]
Fulfilling a demonstrated area of need, representatives of the University’s Banacos Academic Center hosted several sessions Jan. 10-21, titled Preparing High School Students for College, […]
Imo Nse Imeh, Ph.D., associate professor of art, recently explained his current studio project, in his name, and solo exhibition, and i’ll be there with […]
Worcester Magazine recently featured some of the artwork created by Westfield State’s Elizabeth Harrell, a third-year art student from Holland.
Westfield State resident students recently donated more than a dozen containers full of clothing to assist the refugees from Afghanistan who are resettling in Western […]
Nicholas Aieta, Ph.D., professor of history, examined ‘white church’ history in his recently authored book, The White Church of Blandford (2022, Arcadia Publishing), as discussed […]
Westfield State alumna Julia Wyner ’21 and fourth-year student Peng-Wen (Annie) Lin were recently recognized for their work at the 2022 Eastern Athletic Trainers Association […]
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