Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Professors Share Nobel Prize In Economics

Acemoglu and Johnson work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Robinson conducts his research at the University of Chicago.

8 Massachusetts Colleges Named In Lawsuit Claiming Financial Aid "Price-Fixing Conspiracy"

One of the plaintiffs, Maxwell Hansen, is currently a student at Boston University after transferring from American University.

Free Community College In Massachusetts Expected To Draw 45,000 Students Within A Year

Gov. Healey was part of a celebration of the MassEducate program at MassBay Community College Wednesday.

Meet Boston's National STEM Champion Who's A Junior In High School Studying Gene Therapy

WBZ-TV first met Ding in February, when he was surprised with the announcement that he was a winner of the National STEM Festival.

Food At Boston Public Schools Getting A Nutritious Boost From Western Massachusetts Farm

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will visit a farm in western Massachusetts Monday to highlight the city's farm-to-school partnerships.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Rides Bus To School Amid Late Arrivals, Tracking App Complaints

Boston Public School officials thought the new Zum app would improve service and eliminate delays. Parents said that hasn't been the case.

Global Learning Charter Public School Implementing No-Phone Policy

Global Learning Charter Public School (GLCPS) has purchased the Yondr system of pouches and unlocking bases.

National Invention Contest Honors Massachusetts Students For Creating Solutions With STEM

"When I got called on the stage, it was a wish come true," said Sharon High School freshman Srivibhu Piratla.

Hundreds Of Young Homeless Children Prepare For School With Help Of Boston Nonprofit

Horizons serves 225 homeless children as young as two months old, giving them a space to learn until they're ready for kindergarten.

Emerson College Suspends 2 Programs, Cuts 'Dedicated' Staff: Report

The decision was made due to budget cuts that resulted from an enrollment decline, according to the school's newspaper, the Berkeley Beacon.

Stephen J. Furtado, Jr. Begins Role as New Executive Director at GLCPS

The Global Learning Charter Public School (GLCPS) begins the new school year under new leadership.

Emerson College Says Enrollment Down Significantly After "Negative" Reaction To Student Protests; Layoffs Planned

On April 25, Boston police in riot gear broke up the protests, arresting 108 at the camp. Four officers were injured during the arrests.

Global Learning Charter Public School Raises more than$20,000

The Annual Global Gala raises money for Scholarships.

The Rashi School Honors Jonny Zackm

The Rashi School’s prestigious Stephanie Rotsky Tikkun Alum Award was presented to Jonny Zackman ‘11 for his dedication to social justice

Boston High School Aviation Program Gives Students A Chance To Fly

"When I was younger, I really wanted to fly, but I never had the opportunity to do it. But now I can, so I'm going to do it," Yasin smiled.

Harvard Students Accuse University Of Breaking Their Agreement By Placing Dozens On Probation

"I will not be allowed to walk with a degree in hand for standing up consistently and proudly for veritas," the protester read.

GLCPS Continues Popular Upward Bound Program

Global Learning Charter Public School (GLCPS) Partners with UMass Dartmouth to bring the program to students.

Rashi to Honor Cindy and Andrew Janower & Jessica and Chuck Myers

This year all guest tickets will be $36 each, which includes a cocktail hour, seated dinner and entertainment at Seaport Hotel Boston

Boston Names High School Student As New Youth Poet Laureate

"I think it's so powerful. It's really writing diluted down to its most emotional," the Boston Latin School student said.

The Rashi School Appoints Emily Charton as Next Head of School

The Rashi School Board of Trustees has unanimously voted to appoint Emily Charton as Rashi’s next Head of School, effective July 1, 2024

Boston Mentoring Program "Follow Suit" Inspires Young Men "One Suit At A Time"

The 7-to-9-week workshop uses the promise of a free tailored suit to point kids in the right direction.

Boston College Extends Swim And Dive Teams' Hazing Suspensions Through August

The college said an investigation found that freshmen were involved in a series of organized drinking games during a team party last fall.

GLCPS Announces Stephen J. Furtado, Jr as New Executive Director

Furtado Jr. will take over the role at Global Learning Charter Public School as of July 1, 2024

Embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay Announces Resignation

Gay's resignation will make hers the shortest presidency in the university's history.

Northeastern University Sends False Acceptance Letters Again

The school mistakenly sent the letters to 48 applicants to a master's program due to a "technical error," the school told Patch.

Boston City Councilors Oppose O'Bryant School Move From Roxbury To West Roxbury

In June, Mayor Michelle Wi announced a plan to move the exam school from Roxbury to West Roxbury.

Team Impact Celebrates 10-Year Friendship Formed At Endicott College

"It was so cool to be fully on a team because at that point I could no longer play competitive sports and I loved football," Vince said.

GLCPS Sponsors Two Students at Boston Architectural School

Global Learning Charter Public School sponsored two students at the Boston Architectural School Program for aspiring architects.

GLCPS Announces Retirement of Executive Director

Dr. Stephen J. Furtado Sr. will retire from Global Learning Charter Public School effective June 30, 2024.

Massachusetts School Calls For Change After Female Field Hockey Player Hurt By Boy's Shot

Dighton-Rehoboth superintendent Bill Runey said the girl suffered "significant facial and dental injuries" and ended up in the hospital.

3 Northeastern Students Abroad Evacuated During Hamas Attack: Report

Multiple Northeastern University students were studying or working in Israel during Hamas’ surprise attack over the weekend.

MIT Professor Moungi Bawendi Shares Nobel Prize In Chemistry

An MIT professor is one of three scientists who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry Wednesday for their work on tiny quantum dots.

GLCPS Names Ana Poucochinho to the Board of Trustees

Global Learning Charter Public School is a tuition-free public charter school serving 500 New Bedford students in Grades 5-12.

The Rashi School Hosts a Summer Camp Fair for Families on October 15

The Rashi School and Summer 365, experts in the summer camp arena, have partnered to present SUMMER 365 LIVE: THE FALL TOUR.

Boston Teacher Of The Year Finalist Praised For Dedication,

In partnership with T-Mobile, Boston Patch is recognizing local teachers who are making a difference.

Tufts University Resident Assistants' Union Authorizes Strike On Move-In Day

The union is demanding more pay and says the university has not given them a counter-proposal.

Harvard Professor Believes He's Found Fragments Of Alien Technology

"When you look at them through a microscope, they look very distinct from the background," said Loeb. "They are almost perfect spheres."

Could Cell Phones Be Banned In Massachusetts Schools?

A new Surgeon General's report outlines the "profound risk" of social media to kids and their mental health.

The Rashi School Honors Rebecca and Glenn Burack

Over 400 people turned out for The Rashi School’s annual fundraising and community event at the Seaport Hotel Boston

Catholic High School Closings Leave Some Students Bouncing Around With No Place To Go

Cambridge Matignon is the latest Catholic school to shutter its doors. They join the likes of St. Joseph's Prep and Mount Alvernia.