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 ...
Alison Leary has served as Newton’s Ward 1 Councilor-at-Large for the past 13 years. This past summer she ran in the Massachusetts primary elections to be the 10th Middlesex State Representative, ...
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 ...
As a new member of the community in the vibrant commercial core of Newton, Tea22 provides customers with an authentic and nostalgic experience of Thailand through its sentimental atmosphere and ...
Ever been bothered by pigeons at your local T station? Well, the MBTA may have a solution: hawks. The MBTA issued a request for information (RFI) in August to falconry experts who could provide pest ...
From the Scandinavian Peninsula to Newton, Mass., The Sweetish Fish candy store offers a variety of imported candies, transporting customers into the world of Swedish sweets. With pink, whimsical ...
Leaves are changing color, crisping, and descending on Boston College’s pathways. The temperature is dropping in fits and spurts. Fall has arrived. But, in my opinion, we need not rush into the warm ...
From after-work drinks to dinner with friends, Newton’s District 118 Kitchen + Bar exemplifies ‘service with a smile’ and hopes to carve out its place as Newton’s newest staple. “People want direct ...
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 ...
Boston College grew its endowment by nearly $880 million, and its assets totaled $8.5 billion in fiscal year 2026, despite what the University characterized as “intense scrutiny on higher education ...
No. 12 Boston College men’s hockey kicked off its season with a pair of exhibition games, suffering a 5–2 loss to No. 3 Michigan State on Friday and bouncing back with a 10–1 win over the U.S.
For women and survivors, September felt like being buried alive. In September, we learned that Jane Doe lay helpless in a Cornell frat house while men advertised her body as free to rape. She dropped ...