Lifestyle
Moona Launches Cocktail Hour in Central Square
New Cambridge restaurant offers happy hour menu of snacks, small plates, and signature cocktails.
Experts Weigh In on Protecting Roofs from Winter Damage
From ice dams to heavy snow, roofing experts break down what homeowners should be paying attention to as the snow and cold persists.
Harvard Proposes Cap on A Grades to Address Grade Inflation
The plan aims to restore the meaning of a Harvard degree by limiting the number of top grades awarded to undergraduates.
Sports
UC Santa Barbara Women's Track and Field Competes on East Coast
Gauchos seek to build on program records at three meets in Massachusetts
Harvard Wrestling Falls to Penn in Ivy League Matchup
Crimson Show Flashes but Quakers' Depth and Bonus Points Prove Too Much
Cambridge Extends Unbeaten Streak to 14 Games
Comfortable 3-0 win over Oldham keeps Cambridge's impressive run alive
Business
4basebio Promotes COO Amy Walker to CEO as Founder Lanckriet Steps Down
CFO David Roth will also depart the company to join Lanckriet's new entity focused on the Hermes nanoparticle platform.
Dunkin' Giving Away Nearly 2 Million Free Iced Coffees in Charlotte
The giveaway follows a '90s sitcom-inspired Super Bowl commercial.
Dunkin' Celebrates 1995 Iced Coffee Debut with Super Bowl Monday Offer
The coffee chain is giving away 1.995 million free iced coffees and launching a '90s-inspired ad and merchandise collection.
Entertainment
Cambridge man charged in string of Waymo vandalism incidents
Authorities allege Walker Reed Quinn has damaged autonomous vehicles since July
Dunkin' Brings '90s Sitcom Stars Together for Nostalgic Super Bowl Ad
From Jaleel White to Ted Danson, the 'Good Will Dunkin'' ad is a cringe-comedy icon mashup.
Michael Keaton Remembers 'Goddess' Catherine O'Hara After Her Death
The actors starred together in several films over the decades and were close friends.
Politics
Local Rep Announces State Senate Campaign
Christine Barber aims to succeed longtime Senator Pat Jehlen in Middlesex district.
Pentagon Cuts Ties with 'Woke' Harvard
Defense Secretary cites 'globalist and radical ideologies' as reason for ending military training and fellowship programs.
Pentagon to End Harvard Partnership Over 'Woke' Ideology
Defense Secretary Hegseth cites concerns over anti-military bias and Chinese ties at the university.
