‘Industry Nights’ Help Students Make Key Job Connections

In the last three weeks, more than 100 employers met virtually with Curry College students to network and potentially fill hundreds of open positions, from internships to part and full-time jobs. The new "Industry Night" career fair series led by the Center for Career Development featured five virtual events organized by industry to allow students of related majors to meet with potential employers from their desired career fields.

New Minors Expand Career Pathways for Students

This week as students begin to meet with their academic advisors to plan for fall classes and review academic goals, they can now consider adding a new minor. The College recently added art therapy, critical inequality studies, finance, photography, and video gaming studies to its academic catalog, all of which are designed to help students explore interests, build skills, and expand career pathways.

On the Frontline of COVID Care, Curry Nursing Students Help Administer Vaccine

In March, roughly 16 Curry College nursing students started new jobs to help administer COVID-19 vaccines at local mass vaccination sites, including the Gillette Mass Vaccination site and the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston.

Resident Assistants Share Excitement for the Return of Traditional Campus Life this Fall

This fall, the College anticipates a near full capacity for most of the 19 residence halls on campus. All classes will be held in-person, and all other operations, including student activities and support and athletics, will resume in-person.

Closing Women’s History Month by Honoring the Women of Curry

As Women's History Month comes to a close, the Curry Community recognizes, celebrates, and appreciates the many women who have made an impact on our campus.

Dr. Eric Weiser Offers Expert Tips for Managing Financial Stress Amid Pandemic on WalletHub

The biggest source of stress for Americans in 2021 is money problems, according to personal finance website WalletHub. Professor of Psychology Dr. Eric Weiser is featured this week on WalletHub to offer tips for reducing stress over finances.

Early Job Offers and Top Choice Graduate School Acceptances Pave Way for Class of 2021

They might only be halfway through their last semester at the College, but many graduating seniors are already making plans for their next steps after graduating in May.

In Tough Times, Music and Dance Join Community and Offer Creative Outlet to Students

“Music and dance practice gives us a way of processing our emotions, making meaning, keeping our bodies healthy, and building community in these challenging times,” says Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Music, Emily Howe.

Professor Lindsay Illich Brings Contemporary Poetry to High School English Students with New Book, “Teach Living Poets”

Outside of her work teaching creative writing and leading Curry's Writing Program, Professor Lindsay Illich is a published poet. Her most recent poetry collection, Fingerspell, was published by Black Lawrence Press in November. This month, she's released a new book with the National Council of Teachers of English to help high school teachers integrate contemporary poetry within their English curriculum.