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Law
Lydia X. Z. Brown is self-described as “multiply-marginalized,” something that's spurred the third-year law student, whose resumé of activism and pro bono disability justice work…
Technology
Many people use their voices everyday—to talk to people, to communicate their needs and wants—but the idea of ‘voice’ goes much deeper. Having a voice…
Boston Marathon
The Our Marathon digital archive is home to thousands of stories from those impacted by the Boston Marathon bombing. As the tragedy’s five-year anniversary approaches,…
Superstitions
This Friday the 13th, don’t let a black cat cross your path, refrain from walking under any ladders, and avoid gifting clocks to elders. Here…
Data privacy
Lawmakers grilled Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg this week over privacy issues and questions of greater regulation on the social media platform, but some…
Migration
Hundreds of thousands of Puerto Rican people have migrated from the island to various parts of the U.S. mainland since Hurricane Maria swept through six…
Gaming
Associate professor Celia Pearce, a game designer and scholar of games and gender, said that Fortnite was built to appeal to as wide and inclusive…
Music
We handed the turntables over to Joshua Hertz, assistant teaching professor in the College of Engineering, who plays music for his students as they’re entering…
Economics
At the second annual Center for Emerging Markets’ India Lecture Series, Arvind Panagariya, former vice chairman of the National Institution for Transforming India, explained why…
Events
Make the most out of the final stretch of the academic year by checking out a number of exciting events and activities this month, including…
