Magazine

The cofounder of Bright Horizons child care company has become a luminary in humanitarian work. By Scott Helman

His classes at the Brookline private school learn the value of speaking out. By Christie Matheson

From the chemical engineer’s lab come high-tech wonders with practical applications. By Mary Carmichael

The Stoughton carpenter says, “I realized I had a skill set that could help.” By James H. Burnett III

The Acton native took the fast track from Wall Street analyst to, at age 29, Olympic cyclist.

Will these two hit it off?

Adopted as a baby, I recently reunited with the five brothers and sisters I never knew. By Lisa Greggo

Excerpted from a new cookbook, Lobster! By Brooke Dojny

Try the lobster rolls, lobster bisque, or lobster mac and cheese.

The prices of these properties, starting at $359,000, are well below what’s typical for this desirable suburb.

From Bastille Day to outdoor concerts to magnificent sand sculptures

Celebs, canines, and keeping cool.

The funnyman, appearing in Hyannis on Wednesday and Boston on Friday, cracks a joke on Twitter.

A kindergartner waves the flag for her hometown.

Boston Globe Magazine readers respond to “What If Spanking Works?” and an essay on the dangers of letting your car engine idle.