William J. Bratton, Hon. '97 recently returned to campus to deliver a presentation about challenges and opportunities in policing in the 21st century.
The American Law Society has recruited and admitted a Psychology professor, listing her as an expert in several areas.
Writing Professor recently presented a paper at the East Texas Historical Association Conference.
Psychology professor co-presents on the topic of carving out Asian American Pacific Islander positionality in the race dialogue.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has published a new article by Dr. Aaron Arnold -- "Can Chinese Banks Identify North Korean Sanctions Evaders?"
Dr. Grant Burrier has published a piece in Global Americans, called "Avoiding the Thucydides Trap: The South American Example."
Dr. Abigail Hafer recently published an article in American Rationalist, titled "Trump and the Gish Gallop."
Boston Herald Sports Editor Sean Leahy offered career advice to Dr. Jeff Lemberg's Curry Sports Journalism class this week, suggesting the students ask interview subjects open-ended questions and look for themes that will give their game coverage narrative structure...
Just months after graduating, Matt Triest '17 has opened a new retail store in his hometown.
Psychology professor recently presented three bodies of research at the annual American Psychological Association conference in Washington, D.C.
Psychology professors and students will present a poster at the New England Psychological Association (NEPA) meeting at William James College next month.
On Monday, August, 28, the College officially welcomed the Class of 2021 during New Student Convocation. The ceremony included student, faculty, and alumni speakers, who shared their experiences and advice with the incoming students as they join the Curry community.
The Curry College community welcomes our new faculty members to campus for the 2017-2018 academic year. They are enthusiastic and ready to empower our students to excel, dedicating themselves to success inside and outside the classroom.
PAL and Studio Arts Senior Lecturer recently unveiled his exhibit incidental mo(nu)ments.
Curry Business Management major and All-CCC First Team selection pitcher, David Griffin, Class of 2018, had an "unbelievable experience" recently playing in the Oldtime Baseball Game with Hall of Fame Boston Red Sox ace, Pedro Martinez. This year's game benefited John Martin, an award-winning NESN videographer diagnosed with ALS.
The work of Fine and Applied Arts Professor will be on display in a new group exhibition at the Bromfield Gallery in Boston.
Curry's football program was featured in The Patriot Ledger as the team heads into its first season in the Commonwealth Coast Conference.
Eighteen Curry students worked as a team of consultants for the Newport Polo Club, in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Under the guidance of faculty mentors, the cohort defined, analyzed, and developed innovative, data-driven recommendations to increase club membership.
Communication Professor authors article on media ecological orientations to philosophy and philosophical problems.
The Curry College School of Nursing was well represented at the recent Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Research Congress in Dublin, Ireland. Nursing faculty members Dr. Coleen Toronto, Dr. Barbara Pinchera, Dr. Maureen O'Shea, and Dr. Maureen Hillier presented their research to nearly 1,400 nurse researchers, students, clinicians, and leaders from around the globe.
Communication Lecturer Roger Lyons' documentary, Etched in Glass: The Legacy of Steve Ross featured in local media.
School of Nursing Professor selected to assist in developing the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Licensure Examination (NCLEX), based on her nursing expertise and clinical specialty.
In conjunction with its new Bachelor of Science in Public Health & Wellness, Curry has partnered with the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) Select Scholars Program.
Caritas Coach Education Program selects Dr. Cathy Colleran to participate in a six-month exploration of caring science theory.
Politics and History Professor delivers an art-focused lecture on Mexican Modernists.
Criminal Justice Professor authors a new article about North Korea in The Diplomat.
Philosophy and Religion Senior Lecturer Robert Smid and Professor Leslie Muray recently presented papers at two conferences.
Science and Math senior lecturer Dr. Abigail Hafer's had articles recently published by The Humanist and by The American Rationalist.
President Kenneth K. Quigley, Jr. is pleased to announce that W. Patrick Hughes has been elected as board chair of the Curry College Board of Trustees.
The June edition of the Massachusetts American Nursing Association's Report on Nursing features three Curry faculty members: Professor Cathleen Colleran, Senior Lecturer Donna DelloIacono, and Professor Susan A. LaRocco.
Psychology Professor delivered a training presentation on autism spectrum disorders at the International School Neuropsychology Summer Institute.
The Ipswich Chronicle recently profiled Carolyn Lynch, Class of 2018. Lynch, an Ipswich native, is a varsity softball player and Criminal Justice major who hopes to one day work for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
A gift from Joe ('83) and Benita Kaminkow is helping to support upgrades of the WMLN-FM studios. Renovations are being completed at Curry's flagship radio station over the summer, including new soundproofing, roofing, furniture, carpeting and more.
An article by Dr. Steven Gunning and Dr. Shavindrie Cooray appears in a recent edition of the International Journal of Systems and Society.
Communication Professor addressed the National Association for Media Literacy Education's annual conference.
Curry College Alumnus and Pittsburgh Penguins Professional Scout Al Santilli '92 helped position the Penguins for back-to-back Stanley Cup wins.
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