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Looking Ahead... Can Voter Turnout Survive COVID-19?
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought this battle of voter turnout to the forefront of this year’s presidential election. -
The Syrian War on Nearly a Decade of Human Displacement
Going on nine years, the war in Syria has led to the greatest human displacement of the century, with refugees being left with nowhere to turn. -
BC Eagles on Juggling Anxiety and COVID-19
The Coronavirus pandemic and school shutdowns across the country have created unexpected adversities for many students. But some are finding ways to cope with their struggles, old and new. -
Massachusetts Goes Hands-Free
Massachusetts' new hands-free driving law states that drivers can only call and text in hands-free mode while on the road. -
Empathy Over Victimization: How the Justice System Neglects Abuse Survivors
Nikki Addimando's court case reveals a bigger issue within the justice system, the criminalization of survivors of domestic abuse. -
Following-Up on the Bushfires of Australia
Last month's Australian bushfires set the world ablaze with activist groups; video gamers and celebrities alike called on one another to help support the cause. While much of the media ... -
Boston's Archaeology Lab Unearths Buried Narratives
“We are deliberately going after underrepresented histories,” Chief archaeologist for the city of Boston, Joe Bagley, says. -
Maternal Mortality Rates Are on the Rise in the US––Why?
There are many alarming factors that have influenced the recent rise in maternal mortality in the US.
