Mayor Martin J. Walsh, WCAS ’09, and Governor Deval Patrick are looking to bring the 2024 Olympic Games to Boston. Is the city prepared?
Metro, Boston
In Face Of Rising Seas, Report Suggests Boston Needs To Get Creative
With sea levels expected to rise, coastal cities around the world—including Boston—are preparing to waterproof their infrastructures.
Column, Boston, Metro
Absurd Suggestions For Boston’s New Time Capsule
With the Bostonian Society about to open a time capsule that has lived inside a statue for over a century, it’s time to start planning a new capsule filled with reminders of Boston’s modern absurdities.
Metro, Arts, Boston
As Summer Ends, Boston Calling Wants To Entertain One More Time
The organizers of Boston Calling aren’t happy entertaining the city twice a year—so they hosted weekly events all summer, ending tonight.
Boston, Metro
The Lawn On D Provides Art, Drinks In Outdoor Space
One of the only open park spaces of its kind with a liquor license, the Lawn on D provides activities and art installments on 2.7 acres.
Metro, Arts, Boston
Boston Calling Will Return To City Hall Plaza This Weekend
Boston Calling will return for the fourth time since its inception in May 2013—and it is this pace that co-founder Brian Appel says has kept the festival growing.
Metro, Boston
‘Allston Christmas’ Leads To Traffic And Trash Yet Again
As college students move back into Boston’s neighborhoods, deeper issues with the city’s housing are again revealed.
Metro, Column, Boston
Freshmen, Make Use Of Your New Home
Although many students are content with staying on campus most weekends, I urge them to explore the city that is at our fingertips and find some of the things that make Boston special.
Metro, Boston
Boston Shines Looks To Beautify Neighborhoods
By: Kelly Coleman
As the conclusion of the Boston Marathon marks the true beginning of spring, it’s time for some serious spring cleaning.
Metro, Arts, Boston
Dear Boston’ Exhibit Commemorates Marathon
By: Sarah Moore
Currently, the Boston Public Library’s McKim Exhibition Hall holds 150 pairs of running shoes, tattered from the 26.2-mile stretch they endured before being left in Copley Square. These shoes, Sharpie-tattooed with messages of support and inspiration, are part of a new BPL exhibit.
