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Middlesex DA Marian Ryan Elected Chair Of Emmanuel College Board Of Trustees
BOSTON, MA — Marian T. Ryan, a graduate of the Emmanuel College Class of 1976 and the current District Attorney of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, has become Chair of the College’s Board of Trustees, following a unanimous vote of the Board at its Fall 2026 meeting. She succeeds Margaret L. McKenna ’83, who after a decade-long tenure as Chair will remain on the Board as Vice Chair.
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BC Heights
BC Reports 12 Percent Legacy Students in Class of 2030, Increased AHANA Student Enrollment
Twelve percent of the Class of 2030 are children of alumni, according to a University release, marking the first time since 2023 that Boston College publicly disclosed its percentage of legacy students. Dean of Undergraduate Admission and Financial Aid Grant Gosselin, BC ’97 and GLSOE ’02, told The Heights in...
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Brown Daily Herald
Former administrator sues Brown, alleging discrimination, retaliation
A former Brown administrator filed a lawsuit against the University last week, alleging that in 2024, her supervisors discriminated and retaliated against her because of her ethnicity and disability. The administrator, Rosedelma Seraphin, worked in offices managing diversity and belonging initiatives at Warren Alpert Medical School for about five years...
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nbcboston.com
Boston University holds its annual pumpkin drop
With Halloween just a day away, Boston University's Physics Department held its 19th annual pumpkin drop on Friday afternoon. The festivities kicked off with a spirited performance by Boston University Prep Band.. Thirty-plus pumpkins filled with a variety of fillings, from paint to whipped cream, were dropped 70 feet from...
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Report: Newton Public Schools sees greater-than-expected enrollment decline
Newton Public Schools’ current kindergarten class is the smallest the city has seen since 1984. At 664 students, the class size is down from more than 900 in the early 2010s, according to preliminary data shared by Katy Hogue, the district’s chief of data and research, at Monday night’s school committee meeting.
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Newsweek
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Cape Cod Times
Cape Cod and Islands high school volleyball top five as playoffs near
I went to the Duxbury at Bourne volleyball match on Wednesday night. I was so encouraged by what I saw. Bourne did not win and lost in three sets, but what I saw was really important. Even coming into the match with one win, the Canalmen showed real fight. They fought for every point, and there was no giving up. At the end of the match, there were still smiles on the faces of the Bourne players. This team was not defeated by what happened on the court, and the leadership was strong. It was really nice to see. What was also encouraging was the crowd in the stands. The people in attendance cheered on the Canalmen, and the gym never lost energy. It was a fun atmosphere from start to finish. No matter what the team's record is, the players always deserve support. It was nice to see. Even in defeat, the Bourne team had a winning support system from their fans. Again, it was great to see. For the rankings this week, there aren't a ton of changes. The only team in the top five not to lose a match in the last week was Upper Cape. Some