A new, permanent farmer's market will open in Boston this July.

In light of recent incidents of sexual assault by Uber drivers, the company is ramping up its safety measures to protect riders.

Not only has this snowy winter affected colleges in and around Boston, but it has also taken a toll on local restaurants and small businesses.

As a celebration of Black History Month, the Gavel explores Boston College's own history of diversity through the former Black Talent Program.

A look back on Twitter throughout the past year recalls the many hashtags used in support of various social movements.

A problematic passage in a public school's history textbook angered parents, teachers, and administrators after a media outcry.

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“There were about 4,000 kids in this backyard, and it almost felt like a war zone,” Ellery Murray, a sophomore at Keene State, said.