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Cover story | Neil Swidey

Our college sports system is broken. Do we have the guts to fix it?

From big-money Division I football and basketball to the privileged niche sports caught up in the Varsity Blues scandal, campus athletics needs a complete overhaul. Could this bold idea work?

An MIT dean foretold admissions scandal, before her own disgrace

How young is too young to recruit kids for college teams?

Love Letters

My wife is secretive when she socializes with co-workers

Miss Conduct

Advice: Can a longtime friendship survive long distance?

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do in and around Boston May 20-June 2

On the Block

For sale: Riverfront properties in Millis and Framingham

Comments

Letters to the editor of the Boston Globe Magazine

Perspective

The income inequality problem Massachusetts ignores

People in rural counties and on much of the Cape shouldn’t be afterthoughts on Beacon Hill.

Connections

My dad never forgot how his uncle saved the family

Dinner With Cupid

Blind date: ‘I was convinced I was being stood up’

Cooking

Recipes: Coleslaw gets a makeover

Style Watch

Budget-friendly cabinets help reinvigorate a kitchen that served four generations

May 12, 2019

14 spots to try in Maine's culinary capital

Is Portland the best beer city in the country? You be the judge

Six delicious reasons to visit the Portland Farmers’ Market

Allagash Brewing founder among those honored by James Beard Foundation

May 5, 2019 | Summer Travel

New England

Can camping and comfort go together? Check out these 9 New England spots

United States

50 years after the famed concert, take a road trip to Woodstock

Europe

Visit Estonia, land of forests, saunas, and startups

Losing Laura

Help was just a few feet away

How could a woman be left to die outside an emergency room?

Globe Magazine

The 37 best new restaurants in Boston and the suburbs

Dozens of inventive new spots to try, including fast-casual and top picks north, west, and south of the city.

April 28, 2019

Bearing Witness

Amid anti-Semitism across America, this Holocaust survivor is keeping the faith

Izzy Arbeiter made it out of Auschwitz against the odds. The 94-year-old Newton resident is still telling his story, and refusing to despair. By LINDA MATCHAN

Our 56 favorite bars in Greater Boston and beyond

Eight favorite patio bars in Greater Boston

Four favorite craft beer bars in the Boston area

Top Spots to Live 2019

What are the top places around Greater Boston to buy a home?

The 16 communities seeing the biggest leaps in house prices north, south, and west of Boston, plus in the city itself. BY JON GOREY