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A ghost town at the height of COVID, downtown Boston is reinventing itself in a world of hybrid work and "destination-worthy" experiences.

Gen Z is defying the stereotype that young people are disengaged from politics, with many young candidates aiming to oust longtime elected leaders, antiviolence activist David Hogg said at the Globe Summit on Wednesday.

Rainn Wilson is best known for causing interpersonal conflict as Dwight Schrute on “The Office.” But during a Globe Summit talk Tuesday, he said it’s the community-focused values of a very different TV show he'd like to see people adopt.

At an event moderated by Linda Henry, CEO of Boston Globe Media, the leaders of three Boston-area schools said they are confronting changing consumer demands, enrollment declines, and public distrust in higher education — challenges that require adept leadership and innovation.

At the third annual Globe Summit, three university presidents discussed how higher ed is rebounding from the pandemic years.

MBTA shutdown season is in full swing (but really, when is it not?). And this month, the Green Line is taking center stage.

The third annual Globe Summit: Today's Innovators. Tomorrow's Leaders will take the Boston Globe's journalism beyond the page.

The third annual hybrid event extends our award-winning journalism beyond the page with more than 30 sessions focused on our beats and beyond.

It’s that time of year when chugging a liter of beer while wearing lederhosen is socially acceptable. We’re talking about Oktoberfest.

Spend your September getting to know the literary scene in Boston with festivals and talks. Read more about these events on Boston.com.