Fresh flowers and breathtaking arrangements filled the MFA this weekend. Visitors flocked to the annual festival to see their favorite works reimagined in bloom.
Stealing the Show at Pre-K Graduation
How do a car stereo, pre-kindergarten graduation, and a Ben Roethlisberger Steelers jersey end up shaping one’s childhood? Alessandro Zenati ’21 knows how.
A Conversation on Ferguson, 4 Years Later
Harvard Kennedy School hosts a discussion to keep dialogue around Black Lives Matter, specifically in regards to the impact of Michael Brown, firm and loud.
“Stand Up Against Racism” Sparks Timely Dialogue on Civic Engagement
“I am breaking barriers. Help break them with me,” said MA State Representative Juana Matias, encouraging women to become politically involved.
Newton Mayor Delivers 2019 Fiscal Year Budget Address
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller delivered the proposal for the 2019 Fiscal Budget last Tuesday. Budget allocations call to secure the City’s future and promote financial sustainability.
Seeing Is Believing: BU Professor Paints Picture of Human Behavior
Seeing is believing, and Boston University Professor Stephen Grossberg draws from his extensive personal research to provide evidence of how we consciously perceive art.
Magnolia Bakery Treats Boston’s Sweet Tooth
The famous bakery featured in Sex in the City has opened its oven doors to Bostonians passing through Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Fan favorites such as its banana pudding and cheesecakes will be paired with desserts close to Boston’s heart, such as a Boston cream pie pudding.
Madeleine Albright Unveils Personal Report on Fascism
“It took me quite some time to find my voice—and I’m not going to be quiet now,” Madeleine Albright said. Her new book Fascism: A Warning serves as a personal account of fascism and the danger it poses to modern culture.
Fresh From the Garden: Eataly Pop-up Showcases Seasonal Herbs
Eataly’s latest pop-up, L’Orto, presents fresh culinary concepts and unique flavors to customers by emphasizing an often overlooked ingredient: herbs.
Joseph Allen, BC ’98, Explores Link Between Buildings and Overall Health
Joseph Allen, BC ’98, has dedicated his research efforts to explore the link between built indoor environments and our overall health. His Healthy Buildings group operates out of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.