Outbreak Week, a week-long public event hosted by Harvard Global Health Institute, took place from September 24-28, 2018. Throughout the course of the week, various panels, discussions, and lectures were held to provoke awareness about rising pandemics around the globe.

Question 3, one of the questions that will appear on the Massachusetts state ballot in November 2018, would repeal a 2016 law that prohibits discrimination against transgender people in public spaces. To some, the wording of the referendum is confusing. According to Boston.com, voting “yes” on the ballot would keep the current law, which provides transgender people with protection against discrimination, while voting “no” would remove it. This referendum would affect CRLS students that identify as transgender, both inside and outside of the CRLS community.

Massachusetts voters hit the polls again on September 4th, as the state held their 2018 primary elections. The results of these elections determined the candidates running for public office for both the Democratic and Republican parties. These candidates will continue their campaign through the midterm elections this coming November, when a winner will be officially elect...

As summer break really starts to get in gear, the Boston area is filled with fun things to do. There are many different activities out there, but if you’re short on ideas, here are some recommendations to make your vacation memorable.   Ride a Bike Bring back that youthful love of cycling by taking a ride on one of the many great bike paths near Cambridge. Ride alongside ...