In the last month, several major businesses have announced or updated their plans to set up shop in Boston. From General Electric to IBM, here’s a roundup of the news on some major companies coming our...
The Citgo sign that resides directly above 660 Beacon St. is a beacon of hope for the city of Boston and its residents. It is a beacon for the marathon runners who can see it as they crest their final...
Chris Williams is a sculptor, but his most recent work might seem more like a science project.
The artist created a giant neuron constructed of metal and glass and spoke about it at Tuesday’s...
College students around Greater Boston, as of this month, can travel inside designated college areas for a flat rate of $2 using Uber’s ride-hailing option uberPOOL, according to a Friday press release.
Students...
The City of Cambridge’s story since the late 1970s revolves largely around the influx of biotechnology and pharmaceutical firms — particularly in the Kendall Square area — whose presence has increased...
The concept of a “pop-up park” sounds like a stunt Leslie Knope would pull in “Parks and Recreation,” but very soon will be an addition in Cambridge.
Glenn KnicKrehm, owner of an acre of property...
Fifty years ago, Allston was the gritty neighborhood home to a potpourri of blue-collar workers and their families. Today, Allston is the prime spot for college students looking for cheap rent and fun...
Ridesharing is a phenomenon that has seen a growth in popularity, notably among college students, as demonstrated by student brand ambassador programs through companies such as Uber and Lyft.
These companies,...
When it comes to studying for classes, food just seems to follow suit. Students without a dining plan can’t take advantage of the booths inside the dining halls with unlimited food per swipe, and most...
