University updates COVID-19 policies, opens walk-in flu clinic
Over the past week, the University provided key updates regarding COVID-19 policies and flu shots.
Over the past week, the University provided key updates regarding COVID-19 policies and flu shots.
Javier Zamora and Sean Hill shared their poems and how their personal experiences shape their work.
Simon reflected on how his upbringing, family values and education built the career he holds today.
Mass. voters had two questions on their ballots regarding motor vehicles and rank choice voting.
Ed Markey won the seat against Kevin O'Connor with 66.4% of the vote.
The Justice will continue to update election results throughout the week.
President Ron Liebowitz and columnist Tom Friedman voiced concerns and predictions relating to today's election and its outcome.
The group fielded questions and concerns regarding housing and registration deadlines, delayed start plans and more.
Professors examined the role of anxiety and uncertainty in the upcoming election.
Dr. Michael Schatman spoke with the Justice about opioid policy, the role of the media in the opioid crisis and misconceptions about opioid prescription.
The speeches focused on “wellness in the new age.”
The Union shared the results for the election in an Oct. 23 email to community members.
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