The Boston Business Journal has hired Maren Halpin to cover innovation. She has been editor in chief of The Suffolk Journal and previously was news editor and assistant news editor. Halpin also intern...

Researchers at Stanford University modeled how many people could die or be disabled in 25 years if vaccines for polio, measles, rubella or diphtheria were no longer available.

Chartwells will end its dining services account at Suffolk University as of May 27, resulting in 76 Chartwells staff members being laid off the same day, according to a notice filed by Chartwells to t...

A visit to Suffolk University by a group of staff members from the Scholar Rescue Fund is referenced in the most recent batch of government files on Jeffrey Epstein, a Suffolk Journal review revealed....

Nine gunshot victims in total were treated at the hospital, with dire wounds demanding urgent care.

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Suffolk University has laid off 35 of its staff members ahead of the new academic year. The layoffs are part of budget reductions as university leadership take “a cautious approach” to 2026 spending p...

The City of Boston has seen a boom in job applications, with positions that it once struggled to hire for now receiving a record amount of interest.

“I just love this place, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed that they’ll work it out,” one customer said.

The ER was the last place I wanted to get the treatment I needed. But it was my only option.

The Pulitzer Prize Board highlighted the Globe’s coverage of financial mismanagement at Steward Health Care and its impact on patients and their families for its public service award, one of the most ...

The cuts come after the school saw a $30 million funding shortfall from long delays in funding new research grants from the National Institutes of Health.

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Nearly 8 percent of medical personnel across hospitals, outpatient centers, nursing homes, and home care agencies in the region were non-citizens in 2024.

A sense of urgency and conviction underscored Student Press Freedom Day this year. We share highlights of how students marked the occasion.

The rally organized by several local unions representing teachers and university student workers is calling for the Trump administration to halt the cuts and save jobs that are funded by federal resea...

Correspondent Maren Halpin explains the risks of the avian virus and how to protect you and your pets.

The Globe is tracking deals and news involving local companies at the conference.

An investigation into Steward Health Care reveals a cautionary tale about the role of private equity in American health care and the corporate push for profits — often at the expense of patients.

In the Bay State, journalists must constantly battle to gain access to crucial records Massachusetts is one of two states in the country that exempt the governor’s office from public records.…