Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts News

Anyone who has lost a loved one to AIDS may add a plant here, by a bench and a weeping cherry tree and a circle of red summer flowers.

It's easy being green, even if for a day camp. The Northern Berkshire Community Coalition and "Take Charge: The North Adams Campaign to Save Energy," teamed up in part to present three environmental awareness-themed camp days this summer.

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts will offer a new athletic training major this fall.

North Adams, MA - HERE. Sept 24 - October 25, 2009 @ Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Gallery 51, 51 Main St.

The following Berkshire County residents graduated from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts during its 110th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 16, in the Amsler Campus Center Gym.

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts' Gallery 51 presents "Threaded" beginning Thursday, June 25.

" Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts' Gallery 51 presents Threaded beginning Thursday, June 25.

On Saturday, Stephanie Vigiard became the first in her immediate family to graduate from high school.

For the last 18 years, twins Brian and Kyle Shepard, of Clarksburg, have followed the same path -- choosing to study machine technology and serving as co-captains of the football team during their four-year tenure at C.H. McCann Technical School.

Jobless Journey on The Forecaster site in Maine. Sean's also set up a blog so his friends and colleagues in the workless world can share their stories.

Six years after the topic of creating a national forest in the Berkshires was first broached, the state is once again considering the designation for all of Western Massachusetts.

By MANON L. MIRABELLI HUNTINGTON - Valedictorian Laura E. Garlo stood before her fellow graduates and spoke of the idyllic, small-town charm that permeated her educational experience in the Hilltowns.

The town is $26,000 closer to removing the Thunder Brook Dam after a grant from the Massachusetts Environmental Trust came through.

For the past dozen years, the Williams College "Purple Cow" has been the most popular ice cream flavor offered up at Lickety Split at Mass MoCA and in Williamstown, but starting this summer, there will be a new taste in town.

The Jefferson Central School board of education appointed a staff member to the recently established position of principal, according to a school press release.

Maybe it's not the best time to be entering the workforce, but tough times call for creative thinkers.

The Northern Berkshire event kicks off this evening at Noel Field in North Adams.

City Councilor Clark H. Billings hasn't handed in his resignation yet, but council members said their farewells during Tuesday's meeting to the man who proudly refers to himself as "The Prince of Darkness" and "The Devil's Advocate." "Clark and I both arrived in the city in 1967 -- he's leaving and I just bought a cemetery plot," Council President ...

On Thursday, May 28, 234 seniors at Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School will don caps and gowns and graduate as the Class of 2009 on the Whittier Field at 6 p.m. Of those graduates, 142 hail from Haverhill.

At the age of 60, Andrew H. Mick, president of New England Newspapers Inc., walked across the stage at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts commencement exercises on Saturday to receive his bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies.