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This ballpark is amazing!!! Reginald Broadnax this is the stop right before Fenway heaven.

This - a fireside conversation with Craig Mello Ph.D. Of the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School; and the winner of the 2006 Noble Prize for his RNAI discovery.

As part of this week's Worcester Homecoming celebration, three Assumption alumni, Christine Cannon Marcks ‘77, Robert Catalanotti ‘80 and Caren Kenney ‘84, will be attending as honored guests!

After work today, and all day tomorrow, I’ll be leaving Boston to spend some time in the Heart of the Commonwealth.

“The whole hope is to rebuild relationships with these people, who either grew up here or went to school in the Worcester area.”

Beginning on Wednesday, prominent professionals with ties to Worcester will return to the city, as currently residing local leaders discuss the ongoing economic changes and development occurring in the Heart of the Commonwealth.

The arch across Main Street in October of 1884 erected for the bicentennial of the naming of Worcester—the official change from Quinsigamond Plantation.

#TransformationTuesday: Visitors who are in town for Commencement, Worcester Homecoming or the Tercentennial Weekend will notice some changes to campus. Steel continues to rise for the new education and research building. #construction

Worcester natives who made a name for themselves elsewhere will return to the city next month to network and see how the city has changed since they left as part of the first-ever Worcester Homecoming.

Worcester natives who have made a name for themselves elsewhere will return to the city for the first time next month for their Worcester homecoming.

Worcester natives who made a name for themselves elsewhere will return to the city next month for the first-ever Worcester Homecoming.

Worcester Homecoming is a collaborative effort to enhance and sustain the momentum of Worcester’s renaissance.