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Lansing teens and their parents pick up knowledge about gun ownership and the best ways to resolve conflicts.

The Lansing School District is holding 3 anti-violence meetings, with hopes keeping students and staff safe. The first meeting comes not even a week after cell phone videos surfaced showing fights at Dwight Rich School of the Arts.

The Revere High football team accomplished something against Malden that was likely unprecedented in the program’s history: Pick-6’s in the first and fourth quarters of a game. Senior defensive back Addison Merida opened the scoring for Revere with a 58-yard…Read more →

Teagle Foundation grant brings teens to BU (virtually) to study Plato and prepare for college August 4, 2021 Twitter Facebook You might think Plato and Seneca would be far from the minds of any Boston high schooler in the middle of July. Think again. A Boston University Center for the Humanities (BUCH) program, funded by a grant from the Teagle Foundation, brought 11 underserved and low-income Boston-area high school students to BU—virtually, this year, because of COVID—to study the classics and help them prepare for college. All are rising juniors and seniors with higher education ...

Many years ago, as a child, Everett’s Shakira Fedna watched as a man was beaten outside her home nearly to death, and in the ensuring chaos, she recalls seeing a woman – a doctor – rush to the scene and care for the man, maybe saving his life. It was with that one event at a young age that Fedna, 19, has embarked on a pre-med pathway at UMass Lowell, and not seeing a lot of women of color or students from Everett in the program, she has relied on a support network initiated by the college called Medical Profession Admission Gap Initiative and Collaboration, or MAGIC, that has helped her...