The former university president claimed officials violated his rights by forcing him to retire after reports of his lavish spending.
Superintendent finalist’s record unclearGuadalupe Guerrero said he hadn’t “wrapped up” his Harvard dissertation, but a Globe review found he was terminated from the program.
The commuter rail operator said passengers are owed an explanation, but only after regular, reliable service is restored.
The state approved the retirement of a former state public safety secretary, despite the objections of several legislators.
The vote banning Internet providers from
The surveillance video showed Aaron Hernandez walking jauntily, almost dancing, into a gas station to buy a cigar and bubblegum.
Forecasters said a potential storm next week could bring more snow or a wintry mix.
Robert Wright/The New York Times
With wall-to-wall opinion shows, it sometimes seems that everything but the weather is processed through an ideological filter.
A 25-meter, two-lane race course has been carved out of a frozen Vermont lake by chainsaws — and there are no wetsuits allowed.
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City approves 30-story Fenway towerThe Point, which will be the tallest Fenway development yet, has been cleared to break ground this spring or summer.
BetaBoston
The Boston streaming technology startup has crumbled swiftly since a court ruling rendered its business illegal.
Dunkin’ Donuts posted a version of the team’s crest that replaced flames honoring fans killed in a disaster with iced coffee.
Generation Boston
About 20 percent of Boston young adult households are owner-occupied, compared to 40 percent nationally, a survey found.
Governor Charlie Baker is set to file his budget plan Wednesday, which will be the starting gun for a drawn-out, deeply political process.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Christian Vazquez is in a good position to contributeThe catcher’s defense is unquestionably an asset, and he aims to help the Red Sox on offense, too.
opinion | Michael A. Cohen
Democrats should boycott Netanyahu’s speechTo attend would legitimize Boehner and Netanyahu’s actions and give a boost to the Israeli prime minister’s reelection effort.
David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
A look back at our recent public transit woes, due to an unusually harsh winter.
Reaction among fans and Yankees personnel was positive in Tampa. But it won’t be like that elsewhere.
Why the shop has increasingly become a stop for presidential candidates is a function of its location and circumstance.
A person was found shot to death in a Mercedes riddled with bullet holes Thursday morning.
The judge dismissed a dead prosecutor’s allegations that Argentina’s president was involved in a cover-up related to a 1994 bombing.
As tech firms migrate to downtown Boston, they’ve done their best to put their own unique stamp on their workspaces.
Starring Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska, John Cusack, and Robert Pattinson, “Maps” surveys the modern Hollywood wasteland.
Kevin Conner, executive chef of Community Servings, produces over 1,000 meals for critically ill people and their families.
The Internationalist
A daring plan to rebuild Syria — no matter who wins the warWith the battle still ongoing, a huge team of Syrian planners plots the restoration of Aleppo and beyond.
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