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Trump administration sues Harvard for ‘indifference’ towards antisemitism, Harvard faculty denounce claimThe Trump administration sued Harvard University last week, accusing university leadership of failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitism, prompting pushback from Jewish faculty. The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Boston, alleged that Harvard violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act by fostering “a campus climate where hostile antisemitism and anti-Israeli conduct...

ICA’s ‘Derrick Adams: View Master’ exhibition turns the focus on the quiet Black experienceBetween the harrowing pace of hustle culture, the endless scroll of social media and the rapid development of technology, finding peace and quiet in the digital age has grown difficult. But the experience of calmness and leisure is exactly what artist Derrick Adams strives to reveal in his mid-career survey “Derrick Adams: View Master,” running...

Boston interactive art museum appears on USA TODAY’s award-winning listIn a city chock-full of historic sites and world-renowned museums — from the Freedom Trail to the Museum of Fine Arts Boston — one museum in particular is shattering norms with an interactive, sensory-filled experience. Endless mirrors and colors combined with visitor-created artwork provides the foundation for the WNDR Museum, which opened its Boston location in February 2024.

‘The community is here for us’: Amid federal immigration crackdown, Allston-Brighton locals speak out for immigrant-owned restaurants, grocersIt’s been nearly two decades since Sai Kyaw opened the doors of Yoma, a Burmese restaurant nestled in the Allston-Brighton neighborhood. Kyaw first came to the United States as a refugee in 1993 with hopes of sharing Burmese food and culture with the American public. Choosing Allston as the restaurant’s homebase was the “right decision,” he said.

Logan Airport flight cancellations impact BU students, Thanksgiving travel plansOn the night of Nov. 6, Boston University junior Emily Carmichael prepared for an early morning flight out of Boston Logan Airport to Washington, D.C., where she planned to spend the weekend with her best friend from high school. However, her plans fell apart when she received a notification from American Airlines.

Businesses, tour groups grapple with a drop in tourism amid declining international relations, tariff warsBoston business owners are leaning on local customers amid a decline in international tourism driven by tariff hikes and international tensions.

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