Being a kid can be hard, but the Trinity Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) is there to lend a hand by helping youth with difficult situations. TEEP is a leadership and development program …
Trinity taps student potential
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Editorial: Embracing Inclusion, Diversity
With the growing polarization, not only in the United States, but also in the world, it has become more and more difficult to work together. Recognizing that the key towards advancement is harmony…
Professional development course encourages debate in classrooms
In 2012, Mike Wasserman was approached by the Boston Public Schools with a problem: How do you spread the academic and societal benefits of debate to all students in Boston Public Schools?
Boston celebrates Immigrant Heritage Month
The Immigrant Heritage Month initiative was set up by Welcome.us, a pro-immigration advocacy group, during the month of June to celebrate and show solidarity with an extensive cross-section of the US population.
Exhibit Shines Light on Syrian Refugees
About a year ago, photographer Michael Cohen was sitting in his synagogue listening to a talk about a refugee camp in Jordan. The speaker, Professor Dana Janbek from Lasell College, was talking about…
Travel Ban Sparks Uncertainty
The Faces of Syrian Refugees photo exhibit in Boston City Hall has brought renewed attention to the issue refugee crisis. Not only does the crisis influence art, but it also influences policy
Sports: The Breakdown
Watch: We’re talking Celtics on this edition of The Breakdown. Join hosts DJ Lopes and Paul Lambert as they debrief on the Celtics season and interview Boston Globe sports reporter Gary Washburn.
Fenway Keeping it Friendly for All
By Paul Lambert and DJ Lopes When a new Red Sox ownership took over in 2002, one of its goals was to create a more family-friendly environment that would help enhance the overall legacy of the team. Another one of their challenges was to put their past to rest in regards […]