Baker defended his record on public transportation and his stance on Trump, while Gonzalez argued the incumbent hasn’t been “aggressive” enough in tackling these issues.
Nick Swindell, deputy campus editor
• November 1, 2018
As elections draw near MA candidates compete for a spot in the US Senate, with incumbent Elizabeth Warren facing challengers Geoff Diehl and Shiva Ayyadurai.
Following the 2016 purchase of the building holding the Citgo sign, there has been an ongoing debate over the future of the sign as many push for it to attain landmark status.
Students for Fair Admissions, a student activist group, is suing Harvard for discriminatory admissions practices, particularly against Asian-American students and a ruling is expected within two to three weeks.
A growing population and need for low-income housing prompt creation of affordable housing development in Cambridge which will guarantee units to households at lower income levels.
Employees from seven Boston Marriott hotel brands have spent the last two weeks demonstrating on the streets around the hotels with a rallying cry: “One job should be enough.”
Boston brought together innovators from around the world to attend HUBweek, an event centered around arts, technology and science that was founded in 2014.
