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Community, Features, Impact, Science
Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave Boston students ‘helpless,’ spark climate change concerns
5 days 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
5 days 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
5 days 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
5 days 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
5 days 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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Fans pay tribute to One Direction’s Liam Payne in Boston Common memorial following singer’s death
October 21, 2024Fans paid tribute to British singer Liam Payne this weekend by creating a memorial in the Boston Common following the former One [...] -
Homeless encampment under the BU Bridge returns
October 21, 2024A homeless encampment is currently occupying the base of the Boston University Bridge on the Cambridge side. [...] -
Experts say Joro spider sighting in Boston not a cause for concern
October 20, 2024Experts are advising the public not to be alarmed following the sighting of an invasive Joro spider in Beacon Hill, the first [...]
- Question 2 proposes removal of MCAS, sparks debate over equity for students
- New Boston Climate Council to reduce carbon emissions, provide environmental protections to residents
- Boston takes different approach to Northampton’s ‘sanctuary city’ resolution for protecting, supporting LGBTQ+ residents
FEATURES
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REVIEW: Stage Troupe’s ‘Rumors’ leaves no speculation about the superficiality of the upper class
October 21, 2024BU’s oldest student performing arts group performed the comedic play at the Tsai Performance Center during Family and Friends [...] -
REVIEW: Inhaler kept Boston satisfied at Roadrunner
October 21, 2024Hours before Roadrunner’s doors were set to open on Saturday, fans were already lined up along Guest Street to see Irish rock [...] -
Things to do this week in Boston: Oct. 20-26
October 20, 2024Movie Mondays: “Practical Magic” Monday, Oct. 21 from 3-5 p.m.; Brighton Branch of the Boston Public Library, 40 Academy Hill [...]
- New Beacon Hill restaurant Taco Azul hosts launch party to kickstart grand opening
- Gov. Healey signs ‘Ollie’s Law’ to improve safety standards for dog kennels, daycares
- Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave Boston students ‘helpless,’ spark climate change concerns
SPORTS
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Men’s soccer clinches first away win at Colgate, 1-0
October 20, 2024The Boston University men’s soccer team, now the No. 1 seed in Patriot League standings, secured their third in-conference win [...] -
Field hockey defeats Colgate 3-1, clinches spot in Patriot League Tournament
October 20, 2024The Boston University field hockey team claimed a slot in the Patriot League Tournament with a 3-1 victory over Colgate [...] -
Helmet-to-Helmet: In week 7, two wideout trades highlight the news
October 18, 2024We have zoomed through a month and a half of football. Teams like the Vikings and Commanders have pleasantly surprised their [...]
- Women’s soccer keeps unbeaten streak alive with 3-0 win on the road against Holy Cross
- Field hockey falls to crosstown rival Northeastern in 4-2 loss
- Full-Time Focus: A look into the international break
OPINION
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Boba or Bobba? | Not Overthinking, Just Thinking
October 21, 2024The whole situation not only filled me with frustration, but also sadness. It was so irritating to see my culture appropriated [...] -
You have no clue what happened on Jan. 6 | Con-Current Events
October 18, 2024Trump is not fit to be president. He attempted a coup, and Americans died because of it. He bred distrust in our system, distrust [...] -
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
- Generation Z is struggling in the job market — but it’s not entirely our fault | Editorial
- ‘Weird science’ and the struggle for truth | Data Driven
LIFESTYLE
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Test your fears with these horror movies that deserve both screams and applause
October 21, 2024Halloween waits eerily around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to test your fears. With endless options to choose from, [...] -
Ask Abby (or Analise): Love on autopilot — the dangers of getting too comfortable with your relationship
October 20, 2024Dear Abby: I feel like my boyfriend doesn’t love me anymore, or at least he doesn’t love being around me. We’ve been [...] -
‘That summer feelin’ is gonna haunt you one day in your life’
October 17, 2024I don’t think of the uncertainty and powerlessness that can sometimes accompany childhood — the inverse of its innocence and [...]
- Impressing the parents: A neighborhood guide to the best restaurants in Boston
- Everyone’s going to law school
- Collaborative Brilliance: Charli XCX’s remix album “Brat, and it’s completely different but also still brat”
GALLERIES
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GALLERY: Boston could never forget sold-out Maggie Rogers performance at TD Garden
October 21, 2024Alternative and indie singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers lived out her dream of performing at a sold-out TD Garden on Thursday, Oct [...] -
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
- GALLERY: Conan Gray performs two nights in Boston
- Melissa Gilliam inaugurated as BU’s 11th president, protestors at ceremony