“Justice is something that people ignore until it happens in the neighborhood. … No one thought this would happen in a school in Massachusetts.”
A State House briefing aims to show why the Parole Board needs more manpower and resources—now
Arnold Leroy King, iconic prisoner rights advocate, fought for “lack of commutations being granted to exceptional and deserving individuals who are aging in the state’s overcrowded prison system.”
International relations professor organizing the 2025 Conference on the Jewish Left, happening this Friday, Feb. 28 at BU
Massachusetts Farmers Struggle Amid Worsening Drought Crisis
When it comes to private companies working with local cops to conduct mass aerial surveillance, Massachusetts is the “wild west”
The Emerson College administration put rules in place in response to last year’s campus unrest that some community members say violate their First Amendment rights
Bay State lawmakers file multiple natural medicine-related bills in wake of ballot measure defeat
Influential body welcomes first members of color in 30-plus years, plus vets groundbreaking transgender judicial nominee
Legislation would create “modern, automated system to seal Criminal Offender Record Information” (CORIs), clearing barriers to housing, employment, and more
