Isabella Ramírez and I wrote a letter detailing the NYPD’s treatment of Columbia Daily Spectator reporters—who were shoved, chased, and belittled while trying to do their job. Proud and honored to lead this amazing, hard-working group of student journalists.
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Last night, two of The Dartmouth’s journalists were arrested while reporting on campus protests. Dartmouth: help drop the charges.
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Just across from St. Elizabeth's Medical Center yesterday, nurses, politicians, and residents gathered to rally in support of the 150-year old institution amid the ongoing Steward Health Care crisis.

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While Cambridge has considered a fare-free program for the Route 1 bus off the model of Boston, a proposal to do so -- advanced by the city council last month -- seems to have been dropped for the time being.

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VIDEO: Student Perspectives From the Pro-Palestine Harvard Yard Encampment

From Crimson Multimedia’s Ellen P. Cassidy & Julian Giordano

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After a decade of slogging forward, the I-90 Multimodal Project set to realign the Mass Pike in Allston is under a deadline and “on a roll,” according to advocates and officials involved in planning-- though serious questions over the final design remain.

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14 percent of WBUR staff gone. Devastating. bostonglobe.com/2024/04/24/bus…

BREAKING LIVE UPDATES: Students Rally in Harvard Yard To Protest PSC Suspension

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BREAKING: STUDENTS HAVE SET UP AN ENCAMPMENT IN HARVARD YARD.

Follow our live reporting The Harvard Crimson.
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25 organizations across Allston-Brighton -- including the A/B Food Pantry, A/B Youth Hockey, the YMCA, and the Kithara Project -- were recipients of grants from a $200,000 Harvard fund on Tuesday.

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Barnard has suspended at least 53 students and evicted those in college housing following their alleged participation in the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on South Lawn, according to a document obtained by Spectator. l8r.it/EKY0

Transportation Secretary Monica Tibbits-Nutt gives an 'unfiltered' take on challenges ahead -- shows an interest in border tolls, more speeding tickets, and no commuter rail layover facility in Allston. commonwealthbeacon.org/transportation…

Today was the final day of testimony at a trial over accusations a Harvard CAHMS employee failed to prevent a student's 2015 suicide. Witnesses for the defense testified that the employee's choice not to follow up with the student was still good practice.

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Philosophy professor Sean D. Kelly will serve as Harvard's next dean of Arts and Humanities.

In The Harvard Crimson with Neil Shah: thecrimson.com/article/2024/4…

Allston-Brighton now has a new neighborhood liaison from the city. Mayor Wu appointed Kevin L'Herrou, a BU grad and former organizer, to the role after his predecessor Frank Mendoza was promoted to Deputy Director of the Office of Neighborhood Services.

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Harvard is kicking off the review process for Phase B of its Enterprise Research Campus -- another million square feet of development at 100 Western Ave.

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It's budget season in Boston, and the city's proposed FY2025 capital budget is now out.

In an interview, Councilor Councilor Liz Breadon 🏳️‍🌈 said the current budget continued a long-running trend of short-changing Allston-Brighton. Read more: thecrimson.com/article/2024/4…

BREAKING: Harvard requires standardized testing for admissions to the Class 2029.

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In the Crimson this morning, I looked into community benefits in Allston/Brighton — and the lack of accountability for those that go missing, get stalled or delayed. Check it out:

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Was a joy to edit the talented Julian Giordano with this feature, a deeply reported and skillfully told account of how Lesley University in Cambridge has quietly been thrown into disarray.

Give it a read this AM in The Harvard Crimson.

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