More than 500,000 spectators waving pompoms, clanging cowbells and holding signs cheered on the nearly 31,700 runners participating in the 130th Boston Marathon April 20.
The course, which begins in Hopkinton and runs through several towns in eastern Massachusetts, ends...
At last year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a sacred Boston tradition, many attendees notably descended into a drunken mayhem. This year, the city’s leaders and law enforcement attempted to crack down on unruly behavior.
Last year, the Boston Police Department, or BPD,...
On Feb. 21, hundreds of teens from across Boston spent the afternoon at the Artists for Humanity EpiCenter in South Boston, engaging with city officials and community members at the third annual Mayor’s Youth Summit.
The event was filled with games and activities, refreshments,...
Three prominent authors of young adult thriller novels met at Trident Booksellers Sept. 17 to discuss their creative processes, representation in media and experiences writing thriller content aimed at younger audiences.
In the Newbury Street bookstore’s new event space...
For 15 days, communities around the world celebrate Lunar New Year by hanging bright red lanterns, performing lion dances and wishing loved ones wealth and prosperity over homemade meals.
Starting on the first full moon on the lunisolar calendar, Lunar New Year – also known...
Jake Guldin, deputy lifestyle editor
• November 28, 2022
Comedians Hasan Minhaj and Jaboukie Young-White took to Matthews Arena Nov. 10, delivering an evening of stand-up comedy, dynamic dialogue and more for “A Conversation with Hasan Minhaj” organized by the Northeastern Council of University Programs, or Northeastern CUP.
Minhaj,...
Most students nationwide have only seen the name “Angela Davis” in their class readings and history textbooks. Northeastern students, however, had a chance to meet the abolitionist Feb. 15, when she joined them in a conversation about racial capitalism, education, abolition...
