Harvard President Takes Pay Cut Amid Funding Fight With Trump Administration

A Harvard spokesperson confirmed that President Alan Garber is taking a voluntary 25% pay cut between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026.

Harvard Bought A Copy Of The Magna Carta For $27.50. It's Actually Rare And Likely Worth Millions.

Two researchers have concluded it has something much more valuable - a rare version from 1300 issued by Britain's King Edward I.

Trump Administration Strips Harvard Of Another $450 Million In Grants

The letter said Harvard has become a "breeding ground for virtue signaling and discrimination" and faces a "steep, uphill battle."

Happy Mother's Day

New moms at Mount Auburn Hospital celebrate with their beautiful babies in the Special Care Nursery

Hey Roger—Why’s Stop & Shop Still Selling Caged Eggs?

Why is Stop & Shop president Roger Wheeler ignoring his company's animal welfare promises?

Food For Free's School Markets Help Families Access Healthy Food

Monthly Pop-Up Pantries in Local Schools Deliver Fresh Produce, Nutrition Education, and Cooking Tools

Vegan Restaurant Opening Second Location In Cambridge

Lulu Green was founded by two sisters with a Lebanese background.

Trump Admin. Cuts Off Federal Research Grants For Harvard: Report

The President has made demands to many high-profile institutions to reportedly combat antisemitism.

Trump Threatens To Remove Harvard's Tax-exempt Status: Report

The President has made demands to many high-profile institutions to reportedly combat antisemitism.

Mount Auburn Hospital Earns an ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grade

New grade for spring 2025 is a national recognition for commitment to patient safety

Harvard President Apologizes After Report Released On Antisemitism, Islamophobia On Campus

Harvard University is promising change after a new report on antisemitism and Islamophobia revealed disturbing information.

New Microsoft Report Explores the State of AI at Work in Boston

Microsoft Work Trend Index 2025

Redefining Learning and Changing the World of Education

Sit down with visionary educator and technologist David Martelli, who’s on a mission to disrupt traditional learning

Tick Season -- Prevention is the Best Weapon

A Moment of Paws

Mount Auburn Hospital Awards $84,000 in Community Grants

Funds will benefit five local nonprofit organizations

Search For Harvard MBTA Shooter Underway: Report

The incident took place at the MBTA station on Easter Sunday.

Food For Free Participates in MEFAP Advocacy Day at State House

Nonprofit advocates for emergency food program

Happy Easter!

Mount Auburn Hospital celebrates with "baby bunnies" in the Special Care Nursery

Program on Negotiation Announces Latest Executive Education Courses

2025 offerings provide innovative strategies and practical tools to help professionals navigate complex negotiations in today’s dynamic busi

Trump Admin. Freezes Billions In Funds For Harvard: Report

The government is withholding funds after the University said it will not comply with its demands.

🎉 Celebrate with Creativity

Why STEM Birthday Parties at Guild Hall Are the Ultimate Kid Experience

Glass Making At Massachusetts School Introduces Many To A New, Addicting Hobby

At the NOCA Glass School in North Cambridge, which opened in 2006, the staff said teaching beginners is their specialty.

Celebrate 10 Years of In Waves with Sarah Blacker Live at Club Passim

Don’t miss Sarah Blacker & The Light’s unforgettable anniversary show at Club Passim on April 26!

Harvard University Borrowing $750 Million: Report

The school is at risk of not receiving federal funding.

First Known Woman to Run Boston Marathon After Knee Replacement

Houston Marathoner: Nation's First Known Woman to Run Boston Marathon After Knee Replacement Surgery

Amy Speace: "American Dream" at Club Passim 4/12

Singer-songwriter Amy Speace brings her acclaimed new album, "The American Dream," to the legendary Club Passim on April 12th.

2 Pedestrians Struck By MBTA Vehicle In Cambridge: Report

The two victims were reportedly transported to the hospital.

New Charges Brought Forth In 2 Cambridge Shootings

The incidents took place in 2021 and 2023.

Last Typewriter Repair Shop In Massachusetts Closes As Popularity Explodes

Owner Tom Furrier believes people write better with a typewriter because the keys slow down typing to the speed that the brain can think.

CambridgeSide Celebrating Historic Diner Through Photo Exhibit

The mall is located on 100 Cambridgeside Place.

DA Pursuing Charges For Death Of Newton Man Six Months Later: Report

The man was hit by a vehicle while bicycling in Cambridge.

Alleged Drunk Driver Faces Upgraded Charges After Massachusetts Crash Victim Dies

"Officers were unable to conduct a field sobriety test due to the defendant's belligerent nature and behavior," the prosecutor explained.

Middlesex DA Investigating Fatal Cambridge Crash

Marian Ryan's office announced the official investigation Wednesday.

Why Are STEM Tools Sitting in Closets While Kids Fill in Worksheets?

Over the past decade, there’s been a growing chorus: “We need more STEM in schools.”

What We’ve Learned from Running Hundreds of STEM Events

Every robot built, drone flown, or circuit completed has taught us more than just engineering or coding.

Teen Introduces Program To Cambridge That Helps The Planet With Plant-Based Meals

17-year-old Ruti Pfeffer is leading the "Eat for Impact" program this month, hoping to better the environment with planet-conscious meals.

Cambridge Trying To Tackle Growing Number Of Vacant Storefronts

There are 19 vacancies alone in Central Square. Soon, Hilton's Tent City will make 20. The outdoor store will soon close.

Harvard Announces Free Tuition For Certain Students

The University is offering financial aid to those who make less than a specific income.

Mount Auburn Cemetery Announces New Early Bird Hours

Now open at 6AM starting in April through May, Mount Auburn welcomes all to experience early hours for birding, walking, and reflection.

Harvard Pauses All Hiring Due To Federal Funding Concerns

The University does not plan on making any staffing additions for the remainder of the semester.