By Ethan Pott, Associate Sports Editor
• October 29, 2025
On Oct. 17, as the Los Angeles Dodgers completed a four-game sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Championship Series, they punched their second consecutive ticket to the World Series and inched one step closer to their goal of becoming MLB’s first repeat champions since the 2000 New York Yankees.
By Ethan Pott, Associate Sports Editor
• October 16, 2025
Three American League East teams stared each other down in the 2025 MLB postseason. After dispatching the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees advanced to a Division Series matchup with the division-winning Toronto Blue Jays. Baseball is at its best when rivals play to win or go home. And with such high stakes, players in those rivalries, especially rookies, are put to baseball’s ultimate test.
By Ethan Pott, Associate Sports Editor
• October 7, 2025
On Sept. 27, as the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Texas Rangers on a walk-off hit by pitch, the Houston Astros were eliminated from playoff contention.
It was a fittingly bizarre end to a disappointing...
By Ethan Pott, Associate Sports Editor
• September 18, 2025
Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees is the best hitter in the American League. Yet, Cal Raleigh, who Seattle Mariners fans lovingly call “Big Dumper,” is more valuable — and the most deserving of the league’s most prestigious award for a position player.
By Liam Dunne, City Section Editor
• July 25, 2025
UNITE HERE Local 26 union workers at Fenway Park and MGM Music Hall announced Wednesday a three-day strike against Aramark, the ballpark’s management company, beginning July 25 — a move supported by 95% of union members.
In July, I will be leaving my hometown of Boston and going to New York City. I am excited for the move for many reasons: living with my best friend Bridget, bagels and bottomless brunches. However, springtime in Boston has begun and it has started to pull at my heart strings — and for one reason in particular. I am going to miss Fenway Park.
Red Sox Opening Day at Fenway Park took place Tuesday, hosting the first baseball game in the stadium since late September. Fans pouring into the ballpark were greeted with the 2004 Red Sox championship team to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their World Series win.
I worked at a commercial art gallery for an internship last summer.
There were a few things I learned.
One, art is expensive. The cheapest items I can recall were postcard-sized sketches worth...
From music venues to museum exhibitions, Red Sox games to Pride festivals and Fourth of July festivities, there’s something for everyone to experience in Boston all summer long. For those looking to immerse themselves in Boston’s communities, several events take place around the city that celebrate the people of Boston, past and present.
