In the Media
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30 UMass Nursing Students Jumped Into Action
Professor Adrienne Wald, director of the undergraduate nursing program at UMass Boston, enlisted 30 of her nursing students to work on “sweep teams” attending to injured and dehydrated runners at Monday’s Boston Marathon. When two bombs exploded near the finish line, the students showed great bravery in tragic circumstances. -
Nursing students treat Boston injured at medical tent
Professor Adrienne Wald, director of the undergraduate nursing program at UMass Boston, enlisted 30 of her nursing students to work on “sweep teams” attending to injured and dehydrated runners at Monday’s Boston Marathon. When two bombs exploded near the finish line, the students showed great bravery in tragic circumstances. -
Witness: ‘All of a Sudden Everyone Turned Around and Was Running in the Opposite Direction’
UMass Boston student Mary Bickford describes the scene on Boylston Street just after the twin bombings at the Boston Marathon Monday. -
Meeting on land parcel now May 19
The Edward J. Collins, Jr. Center for Public Management released a fiscal impact study estimating a proposed shopping/residential complex in Maynard could generate $859,000 in new annual revenue for the town. -
2013 Invention Awards: Smart Ball
Bounce Imaging, a client of the Massachusetts Small Business Development Center at UMass Boston, is cited by PopSci for its invention, a spherical camera that helps search-and-rescue teams access hard-to-reach places in the aftermath of disasters. -
Cat, woman reunited after fire, rescue, revival, and search
UMass Boston doctoral student Modupe Oshikoya was reunited with her beloved cat, Rosie, on Wednesday after Rosie nearly died in a fire at Oshikoya’s apartment complex and then became lost in Dorchester for nearly two weeks. -
Clock may be ticking on two-year mayoral terms
Outlet: MetroWest Daily News - Online, The
Graphic displays terms for mayors in Massachusetts. Some say 4 years provides more stability, less campaigning Thomas Koch says he is perfectly satisfied with the two-year term he is serving as mayor of Quincy. He can, however, see some real ad -
Star-spangled night at Fenway for Danvers singer � SalemNews.com, Salem, MA
Outlet: Salem News - Online, The
SalemNews.com, Salem, MA April 12, 2013 Star-spangled night at Fenway for Danvers singer BY ETHAN FORMAN STAFF WRITER ---- - DANVERS — Red Sox fans gladly removed their caps last night for Transportation Security Admini -
The Irony of Margaret Thatcher
Outlet: Huffington Post, The
Did I imagine it? I've trawled the Internet, and can find no mention of a visit she paid to the Imperial War Museum, where she gave a spellbinding talk about the Falkland Islands War. She described to us how she first heard the news that the Argentin -
Letter: Event raises the bar in aiding our veterans
Outlet: Gloucester Daily Times - Online, The
On Saturday, the United Veterans Council of the City of Gloucester, Congressman John F. Tierney, state Senator Bruce E. Tarr, Mayor Carolyn Kirk, and the Gloucester Office is sponsoring “Operation Commitment To Our Troops” to be held at the Glouceste
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