Early Friday night, around 16,000 Celtics fans packed the Garden, confidence sky-high. Dallas had other ideas.

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Young Celtics fans don't remember or weren't even born in 2008, when the Celtics last won.

The students say they’re being treated unfairly because of their political views. The university says it’s just standard procedure.

Mila Hossain plans to open Narrative, a curated store in the neighborhood, sometime in February.

Offices and classrooms have been marked by sickness-related absences, coughs, sneezes, and runny noses. But after four years of COVID, doctors say we have tools for managing that.

The Boston-based activist has been a leader of “smart, capable, unruly Black women” and a pioneer of intersectional feminist theory.

Warren said she will call on the chief executive of MOHELA, a major student loan servicer, to testify before the Senate subcommittee on economic policy in response to servicing failures that have...

An overhaul of the form used for financial aid took longer than expected, and a calculation error in inflation rates pushed back financial information about prospective students that colleges and...

Emerson received a $114,000 grant from a Massachusetts-based foundation last year, intended to help improve the art galleries of Emerson Contemporary. The grant, approved by the George I. Alden Trust...

A reflection for the start of a new semester

International Women’s Day is a “global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.” The day falls on March 8 each year, and in 1987, the month was designated...

Many NTA members have said the past weeks have been exhausting — mentally, physically, and emotionally — and have continually said they would rather be in their classrooms than on the picket lines.

For some students, the war in the Middle East, and the fear and anger it has provoked on campus, has marked their college years indelibly.

On social media and through 311 complaints, South Boston residents decried the displays of excessive public drunkenness, littering, public urination, and property destruction.

The Cape Verdean national soccer team has advanced to the Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals. Local Cape Verdeans are unified behind the team, hoping for a first-ever semifinal berth.

On Mondays, Robb Eason’s entry to his classroom looks a little bit different than usual. Instead of entering Walker or Tufte building and tapping his ID, the Marlboro Institute for Liberal Arts and...

When 34-year-old visual artist Ayana Mack started selling her artwork in 2014, she was excited to share her work and ambitious to create community connections.

A slightly humiliating story about an attempt at a first kiss

The Boston Marathon “scream tunnel” at Wellesley College is known for a few things: A drunken party filled with shrieks and cheers, clever handwritten signs held by students — and kisses.

When Brendan Walker reached out to Emerson’s Counseling and Psychological Services as a first-year student, he was connected with a counselor within just five days of contacting the department. Last...

For many Read supporters who insist upon her innocence, YouTube was an entryway into the case that has captivated their attention for weeks and months.

Boston received $1 million in federal funding to retrofit 80 gas stoves to electric in two affordable housing communities, the Boston Housing Authority’s Franklin Field Apartments and Talbot Bernard...