Margaret McKenna said Suffolk University will redouble its efforts to be a top choice for Boston-area students.
Mourners gather to remember girl who died in foster careJessica Conway, the girl?s biological mother, spoke to a crowd of about 40 people in Marlborough.
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Victim in alleged attack at St. Paul?s felt ?frozen?A 16-year-old girl who was allegedly raped by a fellow student said she found herself fighting to keep her clothes on.
The police are making the move after a wave of violence that claimed the lives of three people last week in Roxbury and Mattapan.
Scott Leader and Steve Leader pleaded not guilty to charges that they beat and urinated on a sleeping homeless man.
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The proposal drew a swift rebuke from agricultural interests, which warned it would lead to higher food prices and fewer choices.
An 8-year veteran of the Boston police was placed on administrative leave after an alleged altercation with a woman.
St. Louis police said an armed suspect was shot and killed by two officers while they were serving a search warrant at a home.
The changes mean that closings could take up to 60 days this fall, even with lenders that are said to have quick turnarounds.
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Hundreds of people attended Trump?s meeting in Derry, N.H., while other candidates also held forums.
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His track record of building teams and dealing with people is drawing raves from all corners.
Ben Cherington says ?clean break? was best for Red SoxThe Red Sox? outgoing GM said he has had contact with other teams, but isn?t sure what he?ll do next.
Judge casts critical eye on NFL?s case against Tom BradyNo conclusion was reached Wednesday, and another hearing was scheduled for Aug. 31.
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A union official said the T will request information from companies on running about 30 routes, including late-night service.
Senator Edward Markey says he will back Iran dealMarkey offered his endorsement on a highly charged issue that has been dividing some Democrats.
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Returning 10 years later to one of the most-read Boston Globe stories ever, we find new evidence that the answers lie in the womb.
A new study offers insights into what our travel habits reveal about our personalities.
Jared Fogle to plead guilty to having sex with minors, child pornThe agreement says the ex-Subway pitchman will pay $1.4 million in restitution to 14 minor victims, who will each receive $100,000.
For real drama, look to Chris Christie and Rand PaulThe next few weeks are much more critical for them than whatever Trump or Clinton say at their next press conference.
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Who is making the world a better place?When the world improves, it does so in complicated ways.
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It?s summertime, and people and animals alike are looking for ways to escape the heat.
Poisoned? Google Glass may help rescue youGoogle Glass could allow a toxicology specialist to virtually visit a patient?s bedside and help with the diagnosis.
Catholic schools look to tax credits to save themLeaders of some cash-strapped systems are hoping for a Hail Mary.
The Sox hit two sets of back-to-back homers and Joe Kelly pitched six effective innings.
City officials hung the banner in solidarity with the grassroots movement that has spread across the country.
The staying power of the saga has Democrats acknowledging that e-mail and server questions will continue to dog Clinton.
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Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, a Brookline High graduate, was hired as an outreach and recruitment director for presidential personnel.
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