By Maddie Barron, Magazine Editor & Assistant Opinion Editor
/ March 29, 2023
Dozens of local Boston students met at the Boston Common Parkman Bandstand with March for Our Lives in support of gun regulation on Saturday. The group...
More than 200 Boston residents, including many senior citizens, rallied on the streets of Downtown Crossing last Tuesday, ardently protesting Chase Bank,...
A coalition of around 100 protesters congregated on the front steps of Cambridge City Hall on Monday evening to demand justice for Arif Sayed Faisal, a...
By Maddie Barron, Magazine Editor & Assistant Opinion Editor
/ March 22, 2023
On Sunday, attendees of the 2023 South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade did not need the luck of the Irish to have a good time. Spirits were high, both...
Emerson students joined demonstrators from other Boston universities in front of the Massachusetts State House on Feb. 24 to call for stricter gun control...
By Maddie Barron, Magazine Editor & Assistant Opinion Editor
/ February 16, 2023
College students across the Greater Boston area met Monday night on the steps of Cambridge City Hall as part of a coalition seeking justice from the deadly...
By Maddie Barron, Magazine Editor & Assistant Opinion Editor
/ February 2, 2023
Residents from across Massachusetts met in front of the State House on Saturday to show support for proposed legislation that would allow cities the option...
Attorney General Andrea Campbell was sworn into office on Jan. 18, with plans to strengthen reproductive rights and gun legislation. She is the first Black...
Colorful lion dancers, clanging cymbals, and authentic food filled the streets of Chinatown on Sunday as thousands gathered to celebrate the Lunar New...
“The Embrace” memorial was revealed to the public on the Boston Common to commemorate the love and solidarity between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and...
With gun violence an ever-looming presence in America, the Engagement Lab at Emerson College is attempting to transform the healing process for survivors...
By Maeve Lawler, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief
/ December 12, 2022
The Medford Branch, part of the MBTA’s Green Line Extension, opened to passengers on Monday at 4:52 a.m. Hundreds of Boston commuters, many being Tufts...
By Maeve Lawler, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief
/ December 12, 2022
CharlieCards, used to pay for MBTA subway and bus rides, can be hacked using an Android phone, according to a Boston-based cybersecurity expert Bobby Rauch.
The...
By Maeve Lawler, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief
/ December 12, 2022
The Federal Transit Administration asked the MBTA on Tuesday to revise 12 of its 20 proposed plans to increase the safety and functioning of the T.
The...
Ava Straccia stopped in front of a poster station in the Boston Common, listening to a woman detail her experience of homelessness and mental health struggles....
Boston hosted the Earthshot Prize Awards on Friday, celebrating the innovators fighting climate change on an international scale.
In anticipation of...
By Arthur Mansavage, Photo Editor & Audience Development Editor
/ December 7, 2022
Last Friday, hundreds of people gathered at the Boston Chinatown gate to honor the victims of the Ürümqi apartment fire, which left 10 dead after a delayed...
By Ryan Forgosh, Staff Writer, News
/ December 6, 2022
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Beheshteh Ghaderi and her husband John traveled an hour to Boston to show their...
By Arthur Mansavage, Photo Editor & Audience Development Editor
/ December 5, 2022
On Friday, as President Biden met with Prince William, hundreds of rail workers protested outside the JFK Presidential Library. Just hours prior, Biden...
