Lifestyle
Cambridge Library Zoom Group Reshapes Elder Life on Mondays
A mindfulness and meditation group helps elders build community and cope with aging, illness, and grief.
Eastern Edge Food Hall opens in Kendall Square
New 11,000 sq ft food hall features 9 local vendors and seating for 275 guests
MIT Faculty Debate Sweeping Curriculum Proposal at February Meeting
Reactions range from enthusiasm to concerns over changes to physics, labs, and undergraduate research opportunities
Crime
Worker seriously injured after bucket truck tips over on Memorial Drive
Accident shuts down part of Cambridge parkway for several hours
Fed Bans Ex-Employees of Two Banks for Misconduct
Regulators take action against former workers for embezzlement and misappropriation of funds.
LAPD & Flock: License Plate Readers Raise Privacy Concerns in LA
Automated license plate readers are expanding, but critics warn of potential abuses and erosion of civil liberties.
Business
Korro Secures $85M Lifeline After Trial Setback
Cambridge biotech raises funds to advance RNA-editing programs after lead candidate misses targets
Abselion Establishes US Subsidiary in Cambridge, MA
The UK-based tech company expands operations to the United States.
HBR's AI-Strategy Conference Redefines Corporate Purpose
Leading thinkers tackle the true purpose of enterprises beyond short-term profits
Sports
No. 25 Princeton Women Defeat Harvard 62-49
Tall, Belker, and Chea lead the Tigers to victory over the Crimson.
No. 8 Michigan rolls past No. 14 Maryland in women's basketball
Wolverines move into sole possession of second place in Big Ten standings
Skidmore Lacrosse Edges MIT in Thriller
Senior Caleb Lawson scores late go-ahead goal to lift Thoroughbreds to 14-11 road win
Health
Experts Refute Claims of ADHD Overdiagnosis
Researchers say unmet need for assessment and treatment remains a pressing concern.
Insilico and TaiGen Achieve Milestone in CKD Anemia Collaboration
AI-driven drug candidate ISM4808 completes first-in-human dosing in Phase I trial
Review finds evidence of 'fatal physical harm' in boy's surgery
Nine-year-old Jack Moate suffered serious complications after an operation by Dr. Kuldeep Stohr at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
