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Community, Features, Impact, Science
Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave Boston students ‘helpless,’ spark climate change concerns
23 hours agoCollege students in Boston have watched powerful hurricanes tear through their hometowns in the southeast over the past three weeks. Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton made landfall on Sept. 26 and Oct. 10, respectively.
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City, News
Boston delays new Allston-Brighton community center, resumes services at Jackson Mann site
24 hours agoIn spring, the City of Boston promised Allston-Brighton a new community center to replace the aging Jackson Mann Community Center building by the fall, but the project has not materialized.
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Field Hockey, Sports
Field hockey falls to crosstown rival Northeastern in 4-2 loss
1 day agoThe Boston University field hockey team came up short against Northeastern University with a 4-2 loss at New Balance Field.
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City, News
Restaurants, residents prepare for increased activity as Celtics’ and Bruins’ seasons begin
1 day agoBusinesses and residents in the West End are gearing up for an influx of activity as the Boston Celtics and Bruins begin their respective seasons.
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Campus, News
BREAKING: BUGWU ends strike after seven months, ratifies first contract with University
1 day agoThe Boston University Graduate Workers Union ratified its first contract with the University today, ending a nearly seven-month-long strike.
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CITY NEWS
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Boston takes different approach to Northampton’s ‘sanctuary city’ resolution for protecting, supporting LGBTQ+ residents
October 17, 2024While Northampton City Council is considering a resolution to declare the city a “sanctuary” for transgender and [...] -
Boston delays new Allston-Brighton community center, resumes services at Jackson Mann site
October 16, 2024In spring, the City of Boston promised Allston-Brighton a new community center to replace the aging Jackson Mann Community Center [...] -
Restaurants, residents prepare for increased activity as Celtics’ and Bruins’ seasons begin
October 16, 2024Businesses and residents in the West End are gearing up for an influx of activity as the Boston Celtics and Bruins begin their [...]
- UNITE HERE Local 26 workers strike indefinitely at four Omni, Hilton hotels
- Fenway building to be renovated for affordable housing after years of controversy
- BPS committee discusses ‘disparities’ in 2024 state assessment results
FEATURES
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New Beacon Hill restaurant Taco Azul hosts launch party to kickstart grand opening
October 17, 2024On a quaint street next to the Massachusetts State House and the Boston Commons, guests streamed into a small restaurant nestled [...] -
Gov. Healey signs ‘Ollie’s Law’ to improve safety standards for dog kennels, daycares
October 17, 2024A heartfelt mission sparked by tragedy has led to new protections for dogs across the state. Governor Maura Healy signed [...] -
Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave Boston students ‘helpless,’ spark climate change concerns
October 16, 2024College students in Boston have watched powerful hurricanes tear through their hometowns in the southeast over the past three [...]
- Meet the BU student who travels 170 miles to get to class
- Boston ramps up efforts to safeguard against coastal flooding from rising sea levels
- From space rocks to dirty snowballs, Boston astronomers talk current astronomical events, our connection to the universe
SPORTS
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Field hockey falls to crosstown rival Northeastern in 4-2 loss
October 16, 2024The Boston University field hockey team came up short against Northeastern University with a 4-2 loss at New Balance [...] -
Full-Time Focus: A look into the international break
October 16, 2024With the new Champions League format in full swing, the season has sparked much conversation around the number of matches players [...] -
Women’s soccer steals 1-1 tie against Lafayette with late game dramatics
October 16, 2024The Boston University women’s soccer team maintained its undefeated status in the Patriot League on Saturday after a dramatic [...]
- Men’s soccer shuts out first-place Bucknell 1-0
- Before they were Boston Terriers, Andrea Di Blasio and Giuseppe Bagnato were Brooklyn Italians
- Helmet-to-Helmet: For week 5 underachievers, how high is the panic meter?
OPINION
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Apathy, accountability and misunderstanding in AI governance | Moral Compass
October 17, 2024Much of the world’s leading AI research occurs in the U.S., which puts American voters in a fortunate position to voice our [...] -
Everyone’s a critic, let’s keep it that way. | Still Rolling
October 15, 2024Film criticism likely developed this reputation because of its unique position as an academic discipline that exists in such [...] -
Generation Z is struggling in the job market — but it’s not entirely our fault | Editorial
October 10, 2024The reality many older hiring managers will not come to terms with — at least for now — is the fact that businesses will not [...]
- ‘Weird science’ and the struggle for truth | Data Driven
- Thinking is in | Stop Scrolling
- The taste of xenophobia: MSG | Identity Unveiled
LIFESTYLE
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Impressing the parents: A neighborhood guide to the best restaurants in Boston
October 17, 2024To all of the suburbia natives trying to find your footing in Boston, you may need some guidance on where to get good grub. [...] -
Everyone’s Going to Law School
October 17, 2024My father has advised me to never, ever, become a lawyer. He’s been practicing law for 21 years, and that’s one of the [...] -
Collaborative Brilliance: Charli XCX’s remix album “Brat, and it’s completely different but also still brat”
October 16, 2024Various realms of the music industry are brought together in Charli XCX’s remix album, “Brat, and it’s completely different [...]
- Navigating different friendship dynamics through music | Liv Listens
- Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night” thrives on atmosphere, stumbles with depth
- How I learned to fear the horror streaming bubble | You Scared Me!
GALLERIES
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GALLERY: Protests, memorials organized around Boston in honor of Oct. 7
October 10, 2024Boston organizations and Boston University student groups held memorials, vigils and protests during the week of Oct. 6 in [...] -
GALLERY: Dayglow throws Boston Glow Party at House of Blues Boston
October 10, 2024Sloan Struble, who goes by the stage name of Dayglow, performed at House of Blues Boston as part of “Dayglow the Tour” with [...] -
REVIEW: Wasia Project knocked Docs off with sold-out show
October 7, 2024Wasia Project delivered an unforgettable performance at Brighton Music Hall on Oct. 5. [...]
- GALLERY: Conan Gray performs two nights in Boston
- Melissa Gilliam inaugurated as BU’s 11th president, protestors at ceremony
- GALLERY: Marshmallow fluff lovers celebrate the snack at ‘What the Fluff?’