Council passes divestment order, won’t call for boycott
An amended policy order introduced by Vice Mayor Azeem requires the city to develop its own divestment list, which will include companies like Palantir and GE Aerospace. But, a move to initiate a review of city contracts was rejected.
Harvard graduate workers union launches strike, others may follow
Harvard and MIT administrators face several strike threats after failing to reach agreements with labor unions on contract negotiations
MWRA signals flexibility on Magazine Beach sewage tank
At a contentious Cambridgeport meeting, officials said they would consider alternative locations for the proposed 10-million-gallon tank or the possibility of restoring public access above it after construction concludes.
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A killer chicken, a monster squirrel and a life spent fighting for animal rights
A review of the new book by pioneering lawyer Michelle Lerner, who speaks at Porter Square Books Friday
Two new noodle bars off the Red Line, that warm and impress
Cold and spicy at Xi’an Cool Noodle and broth galore at the Noodle Lab
“Millennium Rift” is musical worldbuilding in the information age
A multimedia song-cycle steeped in ‘80s nostalgia had a special work-in-progress presentation at Arrow Street Arts.
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