By Emrah Fejzic and Bryan Guzman From its conception 30 years ago, the Big Dig project was as ambitious as it was costly. It not only altered the flow of traffic, but also changed the face of Boston. Planning began […]
Continue reading »By Fiona Mwariama As the national minority population has soared over the last 25 years the Black and Latino community has expanded its social and political influence. Massachusetts has also grown increasingly diverse in the past two decades. Reflecting the […]
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By Amanda Hayes In today’s world, people are rarely seen without an iPhone in one hand and a tablet, e-reader or digital camera in the other. The average teen sent and received 3,417 text messages each month in the third […]
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By Meredith Patterson, Paige Yurek, Rodrigo Saavedra In a country that claims to be free, it is ironic that the right to marriage is in such a bitter dispute, gay rights activists argue. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) advocates […]
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