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Vinny Lombardo ’96: Music Man
December 31, 2020
Making it in the music business isn’t easy, Vinny Lombardo just makes it look that way. Since graduating from Nichols College in 1996 and moving to Los Angeles, he has toured internationally with Building a Better Spaceship, made a name as the critically acclaimed Pilot Touhill, and recently debuted as solo artist Vinn Lombardo. A […]
Read More about Vinny Lombardo ’96: Music ManKeeping The Herd Safe
December 16, 2020
Nichols College has been generating buzz for the way we kept the campus safe and thriving during the COVID-19 pandemic. After reaching the end of the semester as planned, news sites including the Worcester Business Journal and Spectrum 1 News have reported on the success of Nichols College and our rigorous testing and safety measures […]
Read More about Keeping The Herd SafeAll Aboard The December Application Express
December 7, 2020
This year has been stressful for everyone, so Nichols College is making it easier with a quicker and simpler application called the December Application Express. Students who apply in December are eligible to complete a trimmed-down application process and a $1,000 bonus grant. “The December Application Express came from connecting with many students and high schools in […]
Read More about All Aboard The December Application ExpressNichols College Conference Celebrates (Virtually) 10 Years Of Empowering Women, Validation Project Founder To Keynote Anniversary Event
November 24, 2020
The 2020 Empowering Women in Business Conference (EWIB), postponed from its original date of April 3, 2020, has been rescheduled to Thursday, December 10, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., on Zoom, with its originally scheduled keynote speaker, Valerie Weisler, the founding CEO of the Validation Project. The cost is $20 per person; $10 […]
Read More about Nichols College Conference Celebrates (Virtually) 10 Years Of Empowering Women, Validation Project Founder To Keynote Anniversary EventDavid J. Chapin Jr. Named To Nichols College Advisory Board
November 12, 2020
David J. Chapin Jr., of Cambridge, Mass., has been appointed to the Nichols College Board of Advisors. Chapin is a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. In his role, he provides personalized financial strategies to help clients maintain and grow their wealth. Services of expertise include 401(k) rollovers, wealth planning, alternative investments and retirement […]
Read More about David J. Chapin Jr. Named To Nichols College Advisory BoardNichols College Receives $2 Million Gift To Boost Endowment
November 11, 2020
Nichols College received a $2 million contribution toward its endowment from a global financial services leader who wishes to remain anonymous. Funds generated from the gift will be designated to a scholarship for local students and a variety of academic initiatives. “We are so grateful to the donor for this display of […]
Read More about Nichols College Receives $2 Million Gift To Boost EndowmentRadiating Positivity: Student Builds Brand With Purpose
November 5, 2020
Olivia Marcantonio, a senior at Nichols College, comes from a long line of entrepreneurs. This summer Marcantonio was inspired to take the leap and follow in her family’s footsteps by starting her own business with partner Kate Silvestri, a sophomore at Boston University. Marcantonio shares that, like many great businesses before them, it all started […]
Read More about Radiating Positivity: Student Builds Brand With PurposeFlashpoint: How An Image Sparked Personal Research For GPS Student
October 21, 2020
An image can spark many emotions in people. Happiness, sadness, remembrance. For Jennifer Delgado, one image sparked her interest to research the recruitment of children into terrorist organizations. The topic initially intrigued Delgado when her class discussed an image used by ISIS of a little girl holding a gun. The girl looked to be the […]
Read More about Flashpoint: How An Image Sparked Personal Research For GPS StudentNichols College Co-hosts Free Cybersecurity Webinar, Announces New Cybersecurity Master’s Certificate
October 15, 2020
Nichols College Graduate Studies and Cybereason are teaming up to present The Management/Cybersecurity Divide: The Gap Between Leadership and IT is Creating Risk on October 21, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. This free webinar will address one of the biggest threats in network security – managing the “silo mentality” between management and security […]
Read More about Nichols College Co-hosts Free Cybersecurity Webinar, Announces New Cybersecurity Master’s CertificateFrom Textbooks To Tech
October 5, 2020
Carrie Grimshaw sees Conant Library as more than just a library. She sees it as a center for technology and innovation on campus. And Grimshaw is going to bring that to Conant in her new role as Digital Access Instructional Services Librarian at Nichols. “I love libraries. I love everything they stand for, like learning […]
Read More about From Textbooks To TechStudent Profile: Kristina Murphy, A Continuing Education
September 21, 2020
Nichols senior Kristina Murphy, from North Attleboro, Massachusetts, recalls her college search during senior year in high school. “I wanted to go to a smaller school and didn’t want to go too far. On the campus tour, I really liked how they had small class sizes and I realized that this was the place for […]
Read More about Student Profile: Kristina Murphy, A Continuing EducationNichols College Professors Discuss The Impact Of 9/11 On Education And Society
September 10, 2020
Where were you on 9/11? We talked with professors who are experts in the field of counterterrorism studies about the impact that fateful day has had on education and society. “In the first couple years, teaching about 9/11 was very raw and emotional because everyone would talk about where they were that day,” Professor Boyd […]
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