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Constituents across the City of Boston are preparing to vote in the city’s most diverse mayoral election to date, with a field that includes four women of color.

Is Boston’s future female? Mayoral candidates discuss final sprint to primaries in forum

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
August 23, 2021
An apartment fire erupted at 59 Pontiac St.

Apartment fire extinguished on Pontiac Street

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
March 9, 2021
Classes across campus are outfitted with technology — such as microphones and cameras — to assist with hybrid learning.

[Photo] Virtual teaching presents challenges, learning opportunities

February 12, 2021
The university updated its NUflex policy for the upcoming fall 2021 semester.

[Photo] University instructs faculty to encourage in-person learning for spring semester

February 5, 2021
Janey speaking at the opening of the Center for Smart Building Technology at Roxbury Community College in February, 2020.

Kim Janey to be new Boston Mayor

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
January 7, 2021
Body camera footage depicts a NUPD officer speaking with a BPD officer when an off-screen voice urges officers to pepper-spray protestors.

NUPD officer present in controversial footage of BPD officers at Black Lives Matter protest

Kenneal Patterson, campus editor
December 29, 2020
The opening of Boston Community Pediatrics last month is only the start of Riseberg’s attempt to address Boston’s health inequities, specifically for low-income and minority populations.

Boston Community Pediatrics brings comprehensive care to South End

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
December 10, 2020
This semester, lots of normally packed classrooms have largely remained empty due to COVID-19 related safety precautions.

Students battle burnout as finals approach

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
December 1, 2020
Collin Knight founded Live Like a Local Tours in 2019.

Live Like a Local Tours helps to familiarize Bostonians with the city

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
October 10, 2020
Douglass Williams started MIDA in 2016 and is known as a pasta wizard.

Restaurant MIDA built on love for pasta, generosity

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
September 27, 2020
Protestors march through the Boston streets on Friday evening.

Thousands protest over Breonna Taylor’s case, march for systemic change

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
September 27, 2020
This is My Braves cast performs at Northeastern Oct. 28 as part of their college tour.

On-campus performance raises awareness for mental health

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
October 31, 2019
Shawabty of King Taharqa is one of the works in the MFAs new exhibition Ancient Nubia Now, opening Oct. 13.

New MFA exhibition explores a misrepresented ancient civilization

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
October 9, 2019
Professor Minus is originally from the Bahamas.

With family in the midst of hurricane, Bahamian professor raises money for relief

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
September 19, 2019
Former Vice President Joe Biden spoke to Stop & Shop workers on strike in Dorchester last Thursday.

Biden rallies with Stop & Shop workers days before agreement

Kenneal Patterson, news staff
April 23, 2019
A Stop & Shop in Saugus, Massachusetts. Unionized workers are currently negotiating their contracts in Massachusetts.

Stop & Shop strike looms as unions reject proposed contract

Kenneal Patterson, news correspondent
April 4, 2019
The Huma Bhabha: They Live exhibition is on display at the ICA through May 27.

Huma Bhabha’s supernatural creations exhibited at ICA

Kenneal Patterson, news correspondent
March 27, 2019
Politician and activist Marie St. Fleur delivers opening remarks at MFA open house event.

MFA hosts open house devoted to Martin Luther King Jr., and the intersections of social justice and culture

Kenneal Patterson, news correspondent
January 27, 2019
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