Going into his team’s game with Walpole, Brookline head coach Joe Campagna had a good feeling. He felt the undefeated Rebels had a lot of pressure on them and his team could take advantage. The Warriors (4-2) did defeating No. 3 Walpole 4-3 at Parsons ... »
John Tobin says he can’t really miss being a Boston City Councilor. In his new role, he deals constantly with the same officials, including Councilors, the Mayor and legislators that he did in City Hall. As Northeastern University’s VP for Community an... »
The Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble, Eric Hewitt conductor, presents “Roots” a free concert, Thursday, April 26 at 8 p.m. at The Fenway Center at Northeastern University (77 Saint Stephen St.) PROGRAMVAUGHAN-WILLIAMS: Folk Song SuiteVAUGHAN-WILLIAMS:... »
John Tobin joins us to discuss the interplay of universities and cities. A self-defined political junkie, he has acted and observed, both as a Boston City Councilor and more recently as Northeastern University’s VP for City & Community Affairs. He’s re... »
A Mission Hill man walking out of a Green Line tunnel around 4:30 a.m. today aroused the suspicions of a passing Northeastern University police officer, who started an investigation that ended with the man under arrest for allegedly using spray paint t... »
A special thanks to Northeastern University women’s basketball coach Daynia LaForce Mann, the mother of BABC U-16 member Terrence Mann for e-mailing us photos and highlights of the BABC’s tournament experience at the Victor Rho Tournament in Milan,... »
High school principals and athletic directors have until next Wednesday to nominate student athletes for the sixteenth annual Massachusetts Student-Athlete Citizenship Awards Ceremony on April 24 at Northeastern University. »
When most teachers speak of “getting their hands dirty” it is meant as a metaphor. When award-winning early educator Helen Schroeder uses those words she is speaking quite literally. A peek inside Schroeder’s art classroom, on the second floor of Unite... »
