The Career Services Center at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) will host its annual Graduate School Fair on Wednesday, Nov. 7, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Bowman Hall, in the first floor lobby.
The event is open to anyone interested in pursuing graduate study. Graduate schools participating in this year’s fair include: Antioch University New England, Assumption College, Bay Path College, MCLA, Roger Williams University School of Law, Roger Williams University, Ross University, The Sage College, Simmons College, Simmons College of Library Science, Southern New Hampshire University, Springfield College, Suffolk University, Utica College, Westfield State College, Western New England School of Law, West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, Green Mountain College, University of New Haven, University of Albany/State University of New York, Woodbury College and International University of Nursing.
These institutions represent graduate study in biology, environmental science, special education, psychology, sociology and social work, criminal justice, health care administration, public administration, law, English, sports medicine, pre-med and veterinary medicine, business administration and accounting, library science, computer science, mediation and applied conflict studies.
For more information, contact Sharron Zavattaro, director of Career Services Center/Study Abroad Programs, 413-662-5332, or e-mail at szavattaro@mcla.edu
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Sanford, Maine, Edges SteepleCats in Season Opener
By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – The SteepleCats Sunday started their 2026 season the way they ended their 2025 campaign: with a narrow loss to the Sanford Mainers.
Sanford, which won a best-of-three playoff series against North Adams last August, scored four runs on 14 hits to earn a 4-2 win at Joe Wolfe Field.
The Mainers broke a 1-1 tie with a two-run rally in the third inning, and four Sanford pitchers combined to collect 11 strikeouts as the visitors improved to 2-1 this summer.
North Adams, which saw its planned road opener rained out on Saturday, got to open the season in front of its home fans.
And those fans saw a strong performance from the North Adams pitching staff, which, despite allowing 14 hits, including five doubles, gave up just three earned runs.
“I like the grit,” SteepleCats coach Mike Gladu said of his team’s Game 1 performance. “I thought the pitchers performed pretty well. We had a couple of situations where we definitely should have gotten some runs in and didn’t get that hit.
“And there were a couple of plays with a little rust. Certainly, the ball that was hit over [Evan] Meier’s in left field, he just mistracked that one. And the extra run they scored in the eighth, the kid wasn’t going to go [from third on a fly ball], we made a throw and nobody could stop it.
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Brayden Durant struck out seven and walked one in a complete-game effort on the mound Saturday to pitch the Drury baseball team to a 6-0 win over Keefe Tech in the quarter-finals of the Division 5 State Tournament at Joe Wolfe Field. click for more
