On Monday, Newton’s City Council voted to shorten the city’s winter overnight parking ban and approved $1.9 million in NAHT ...

Last year, Jack Bailey found himself the last man standing from the Earl Grant Era. Staff cartoonist Sofía Oliver imagines a Hunger Games-style fight for survival, where Bailey is ready to take ...

Imagine a sandbox with 195 countries, each playing by their own rules. Some are peaceful while others are disruptive. But when one country inevitably decides to throw a shovel at another’s castle, who ...

A Boston College finance professor is among six textbook authors suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, alleging the companies downloaded their books from pirate websites and used them ...

Boston College’s Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics hosted the Fall 2026 Brennan Symposium Tuesday evening, where William Ajayi—a world-renowned health and wellness leader who has advised major ...

Seated on the floor in their Ignacio Hall dorm room, Lucas Schmidt and Leonard Alsleben work down a makeshift assembly line of travel-sized medical supplies, QR codes for refills, and navy blue ...

A decade ago, the gathering space between Caffè Nero and Starbucks on Phillip Bram Way was a municipal parking lot, but on Sept. 20 Newton named the now-plaza and event space for the mayor who ...

2026 has been a momentous year for pop music. With gas prices steadily rising, emerging and veteran artists alike have been breaking new ground in mainstream music. It appears that prime pop, cleverly ...

Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee (ZAP) signaled support for strengthening the city’s demolition delay ordinance on Wednesday, asking planners to return with ways to lengthen both the 12-month ...

Dublin-based rock band Fontaines D.C. have experienced a remarkable rise in popularity over the past two years. As the biggest Irish act since The Cranberries, the band has proven itself worthy of the ...

At age 53, Maria Leonard Olsen, BC ’85, took a seemingly innocuous 23andMe DNA test. From that innocuous test, Olsen discovered something far more serious than she could have ever predicted: The test ...

In November, Massachusetts voters will decide whether to keep or repeal a wide-ranging 2024 gun law that overhauled the state’s firearm regulations. Known as Chapter 135, the law tightened rules on ...