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>> sent student led occupation from at least three other demonstrations formed near the university and support raging on despite orders from the school to evacuate. in washington, d.c., the president of columbia university testified on capitol hill about her administrations record and said the university is going to be taken other steps in the future. >> ultimate solution to fighting this form of bigotry is education. that is a huge focus for us at columbia. we are changing the way we do orienta...

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MassHire career centers would be good sites for the Department of Unemployment Assistance to provide much-needed in-person customer service.

Money for the state's emergency family shelter system could run out sometime between Monday and the end of April, according to a top senator, who is part of a six-person group of lawmakers trying to come up with funding solutions.

Migrant families who’ve stayed overtime at a Cape Cod hotel will be moved out by the end of the month and into an unknown destination, prompting some lawmakers to call for full transparency from the Healey administration on shelter locations.

Fearing for student safety with rising hate crimes, private and faith-based school leaders are imploring lawmakers to continue their support for increased security grant funding.

BOSTON — Financial relief from college debt is coming for hundreds of mental health workers under a state loan repayment program aimed at easing workforce shortages.

The shelter system has far exceeded expected costs after seeing record numbers of homeless families, migrants, and asylum-seekers, and needs an infusion of money to continue running through June 30.