Worcester NAACP and YWCA Respond to Supreme Court Voting Rights Decision
The Worcester NAACP and YWCA of Central Massachusetts issued a joint statement responding to a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision affecting voting rights protections, raising concerns about its potential impact on efforts to challenge discrimination.
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Globally Recognized Ballerina Ingrid Silva to Take Final Bow in Worcester
Ingrid Silva, a globally recognized ballerina with the Dance Theatre of Harlem, will take her final bow in Worcester on May 9 at The Hanover Theatre, marking the end of her nearly two-decade career with the company.
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Clark University to Hold Commencement May 18 at DCU Center
Clark University will hold its 2026 Commencement ceremonies on May 18 at the DCU Center in Downtown Worcester. Speakers will include astrophysicist Dr. Wendy L. Freedman and climate leader Sir Andrew Steer.
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Worcester Public Library to Receive 500 Chromebooks Through State Digital Equity Program
Worcester Public Library will host an April 29 announcement after receiving 500 Chromebooks through a state digital equity program. The city says eight Worcester-based organizations will also receive devices to expand technology access.
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Clark University students develop fundraising strategies to support The Mustard Seed
Clark University graduate students developed fundraising strategies for The Mustard Seed in Worcester through a project management challenge focused on addressing food insecurity and expanding community impact.
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