Education

Most “traditional” college students are “non-traditional.” They are older, poorer, represent greater diversity, and are likely raising families themselves.

In this week’s Noteworthy, local businesses and organizations are stepping up their efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus some regular news … for a nice change of pace.

A 2020 directory of summer camps throughout the Merrimack Valley.

Many local organizations are in desperate need of support this week as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread throughout the Merrimack Valley.

Many local organizations are in desperate need of support this week as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread throughout the Merrimack Valley.

DYK that the world’s strongest man lived right here in the Valley? Louis Cyr apparently got his strength from his mother’s side.

People helping people during the COVID-19 pandemic are some of the highlights in this week’s ‘Noteworthy.’ Plus, some regular news to keep you going.

Today’s guest on The 495 was Linda Shottes Bouchard, executive director of the SHED Children’s Campus, a nature-based educational program.

University of Massachusetts Lowell’s sustainability initiative program looks to change the world beyond the walls of the university.

%%excerpt%% The educational programs at SHED Children’s Campus in Andover have been evolving since the nonprofit’s beginnings in 1984.

For Ingrid Hess, an author-illustrator and assistant professor at UMass Lowell, an ethical mission has long been intertwined with her work.

Meet Delia Duran-Clark of the Mill Cities Leadership Institute. Embedded in her nature is a desire to reach out and connect to others.