Letter from the Editor: some final words

By Chloe Patel • December 8, 2023

The Fall 2023 semester was nothing short of eventful. The semester that has already slipped away into a moment in time, was a few months jam-packed with — simply put — history.   Firstly though,...

Letter from the Editor: A final word

By Lydia Evans • April 28, 2023

Keeping the DFP machine fed is no easy task. Luckily the 18 amazing, dedicated, genius editors that make up our editorial board have not only sustained the paper but helped it to flourish.

April to be recognized as Crime Victims Rights month in Massachusetts

By Emilia Wisniewski • April 26, 2023

At the foot of the Grand Staircase at the Massachusetts State House, Gov. Maura Healey signed a proclamation to recognize April as Crime Victims Rights month on Monday, which preceded an awards ceremony to honor key figures who help crime victims across the state.

Los Angeles tenants gain ownership of all apartment complexes from Boston University

By Emilia Wisniewski • January 17, 2023

Boston University, who gained ownership of four apartment complexes in Los Angeles last year, agreed to sell the buildings to the Liberty Community Land Trust on Jan. 10, allowing residents to collectively own their homes.

Updated precinct map passes in City Council majority vote

By Emilia Wisniewski • November 3, 2022

An amended redistricting map was passed in a Wednesday City Council meeting following a postponed vote that further delayed the approval process.

Boston Harbor shipping terminal completed hunt for multi-year and multi-million investment to expand globally

By Emilia Wisniewski • October 6, 2022

The Paul W. Conley Container Terminal at Boston Harbor, raised nearly $850 million for infrastructure improvements and global expansion with funding coming from a variety of sources.

Meet the Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates

By Emilia Wisniewski • June 7, 2022

Outlined here are each candidate’s background, experience, and different approaches to many contested issues.

Students walk out in protest of conservative speaker event at BU

By Talia Lissauer • April 22, 2022

Dozens of students left in protest of a conservative speaker's speech. He argued gender identity should not be taught to young children.