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Correspondent Daniel Kool explains what protestors at Boston-area colleges are asking for and what Globe reporters are keeping an eye on.

As a director at a for-profit company, he has a fiduciary responsibility to advocate for the growth, profits, and shareholders of that company. Given the turmoil at Harvard, how can this conflict of interest not be disqualifying?

Harvard University President Claudine Gay, the first Black leader of the nation’s most prestigious university, has resigned. Follow live updates.

The first of many shutdowns has begun. Correspondent Daniel Kool and senior producer Karen Shiffman explain the impact and how to get around it.

Eighteen people were killed and 13 more were injured in shootings at a Lewiston, Maine, bar and a bowling alley on Oct. 25, setting off a multiday search for the gunman, whose body was found two days later.

A town known for its battle green is now the latest front in the fight over classes about gender and sexual orientation, with Lexington parents debating the “Serious Talks” diversity and inclusion curriculum as the district looks to roll it out more broadly.

Globe correspondent Daniel Kool recently did a deep dive on the Red Line, bringing us up to speed on just how bad things are.

System-wide, ferry service accounts for about half a percent of all MBTA ridership.

Road closures, triggered by construction work, have left pedestrians with just a handful of footpaths to downtown.

Pollen is surging, and spring’s villains — itchy eyes, runny noses, shortness of breath — are among the worst ever, according to allergists.