By: Bennet Johnson
This Marathon Monday offered athletes a chance to remember, reflect, and confront the memories of the past year’s tragic events.
Metro
AT&T Brings Innovation Challenge To Boston University
By: Maggie Maretz
This past Saturday, two of Boston University’s student-run agencies, AdLab and PRLab, sought to remedy the lack of networking and cooperative learning between students in Boston with an event called AT&T’s “Innovate Possible” Campus Challenge.
Metro, Food
Ittoku Offers Authentic Japanese Cuisine
By: Katie Bu
Boston offers an array of Japanese restaurants, but until recently, the city lacked a traditional Izakaya-style restaurant-Ittoku filled this void in November 2013.
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, Column
Faith At The Finish Line
By: Ryan Towey
Just one day after Easter Sunday-the day on which Christians the world over celebrate the triumph of life over death-Boston ran its marathon. It doesn’t get much better than that.
Metro
Promises Kept
As he trained to run the Marathon, Peter Krause knew he had a promise to keep, a promise made to the thousands of people who read a letter he sent to The Heights last year in response to the bombings that rocked the city.
Metro, Column
A Reminder To Love What Is Old
By: Maggie Powers
In a city that so often pushes its way into the future, it is important to remember the value of what’s old, even if it is hidden underneath what is new.
Metro, Food
Restaurant Brings City A Taste Of Greece
By: Katie Bu
Gyro City offers fresh, authentic Greek food at college-friendly prices daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Prep-work begins at 6 a.m. in order to ensure that all of the food-which is handmade on site-is ready for the lunch crowd.
Metro
Boston Joins C40 Climate Leadership Group
By: Maggie Maretz
The city’s commitment to environmental responsibility has been recognized globally, and Boston was invited to join the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group.
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.
