Making a Mark in the Entertainment Industry
It’s no surprise when graduates from colleges and universities in New York, Los Angeles and…
Browsing: Fall 2014
Fusing Experience with Public Safety
Alum honored for efforts in area of criminal and terrorist activity
Signal Strength
New antenna allows WSKB to broaden its reach
First Campus Relay Event Exceeds Expectations
There was a time when Westfield State students participated in Relay For Life activities off…
A Caring Force
Before the first nursing class graduated in May 2014, the students took their medical skills to Guatemala on a humanitarian mission during what was their final college spring break.
Extracurricular Excellence
In addition to managing their daily classes and assignments, students are also engaged in countless clubs, campus organizations and community service initiatives. This feature will give you a window into their world of events and symposiums.
Capstone Projects: Cap Senior Year Students gain field experience and knowledge
While the capstone experience has always been required of environmental science majors, it has been retooled this past year by Tim Parshall, Ph.D., to have greater significance and impact.
Breaking Ground Offers Tangible Commitment to the STEM Disciplines
You could confuse the grainy construction photo with a still from AMC’s Mad Men—the starched white shirts and narrow ties, the solid color overcoats, the wool fedoras. You’d be right about the time period: the photo was shot in 1969, the year that serves as the setting for the seventh season of the series.
A Resume Against Violence
Carlos Canino ’88 is no stranger to inner-city violence. He’s been in the midst of some of the toughest situations the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has seen.