Shirley Leung
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The trustees of the University of Massachusetts found themselves in two days of boardroom drama over their handling of the Boston campus.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Does Massachusetts live up to the hype? Let?s not get carried away by headlines that tell us what we want to hear.
Developer in Malden playing ball with minor league team Alex Bok said he has signed a letter of intent to buy a team affiliated with a Major League franchise.
Boston Marathon
Me and my running shoes A runner?s most basic piece of equipment can be a source of obsession, experimentation, and everything in between.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Celtics are top seed, but are they really No. 1? Even Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck said the Cavaliers are the team to beat.
SCOTTY REIfSNYDER
Globe Magazine
For cash-strapped students, the financial allure of sharing a one-bedroom with a romantic partner before they are ready can be hard to resist.
Scotty Reifsnyder
Globe Magazine
From Allston to Southie, these Boston locales are seeing the biggest price increases for single-family homes or condos.
Miss Conduct
A little matzo etiquette, please Where not to hide the afikomen. Plus, how to call a politician.
Appreciation
A working man?s guitarist, Geils?s riffs got the party started Anyone who talks about the best rock concert act in Boston history has to start with the band that bore the name of J. Geils.
The chain temporarily closed its four restaurants in Boston and Medford and grounded its food trucks.
Trump ?truly a danger to our democracy,? says Katherine Clark Clark has emerged in Congress as an outspoken critic of President Trump and Republicans.
First Muslim judge in US found dead on Hudson River shore Sheila Abdus-Salaam was the first African-American woman appointed to New York?s highest court and first Muslim judge in the US when she began serving in 1994.
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Alexander Williams pleaded guilty to charges of negligent operation of a boat, furnishing alcohol to minors, and tampering with evidence.
Bill Belichick was sought as defense witness in Aaron Hernandez trial The defense subpoenaed Belichick as the trial was nearing end but ultimately made a ?strategic decision? about his testimony.
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Shrewsbury man arrested after attempted break-in at Islamic center Worcester police released a photo of Andrew Burke and received several tips which led to Burke?s arrest 12 hours after the attempted break in.
Passenger dragged off United flight suffered concussion, broken nose A man dragged from a United Airlines flight suffered a significant concussion, a broken nose, and missing teeth in the incident, his lawyer says.
Border plan overlooks driver of illegal immigration Travelers overstaying their visits have become the main source of illegal immigration, yet the national discussions focus on securing the US-Mexico border.
Misdirected US strike killed 18 allied fighters in Syria A misdirected airstrike by the US-led coalition earlier this week killed 18 allied fighters.
Watch a wild horse attack an alligator in this Florida park Visitors to a state park in Florida got a dramatic glimpse of the wild kingdom when the two beasts crossed paths.
Tension rises over North Korea Satellite images suggests the hermit kingdom may be readying another underground nuclear test.
Opinion | Diane Hessan
Trump and the rally culture The rally culture is about loyalty and emotion, not disputed facts or momentary failures.
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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A historic yellow fever outbreak spreads in Brazil The outbreak has raised fears of an epidemic in urban areas that could be devastating if not quickly contained.
After going winless vs. Ottawa in the regular season, and shotless in the second period, Boston broke through in Game 1 of the playoffs.
Atlantic Drain and owner Kevin Otto violated 18 different workplace safety guidelines on the October day a trench collapse killed two workers.
In the the hollowed-out portion, there is a lending library and a journal in which children from all over the world leave messages to Winnie-the-Pooh.
Bannon?s isolation inside the White House appeared to grow even starker this week.
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A letter found after the explosions called for the country to scale back its involvement in the Western military coalition in Syria.
Drivers for Uber or Lyft who fail a state background check have few practical options after that.
Two decades later, Jonathan Larson?s rock musical still pulses with rebellious energy.
Burger King?s latest advertising stunt is resulting in some less-than-flattering descriptions of its Whopper sandwich.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight? ?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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A look at the interesting faces and different forms of communication among all kinds of creatures.
Ground Game
The Kansas special election was a test for party leadership. Everyone failed On paper, a US House race shouldn?t have been such a struggle in a district and state that overwhelmingly favored President Trump in November.
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