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Documenting Democracy in Tumultuous Times
Deborah Schildkraut taps a wide range of Americans to learn how liberals and conservatives include politics in their everyday lives
To Engage in Civic Life, First Put Down Your Phone
Historian Jill Lepore urged concerned citizens to get off social media and aspire to make change “from the neighborhood up”
How Immigrants Shape America and Its Politics
“Be open to surprises and possibilities,” conservative commentator says in wide-ranging discussion
Ken Frazier to Deliver Commencement Address to the Class of 2026
The health care leader will speak at the May 17 ceremony; other honorees include an acclaimed musician and a pioneering scientist
A Preview of Professional Life With JUMP-IN
A robust new spring break program immersed undergraduates in hands-on experiences to link their academic interests with possible career paths
POLITICO
Trump’s voter crackdown reaches college campuses
The administration's moves to tighten voting rules could dampen student participation in a midterm election where control of Congress may be decided by small margins.
WBUR
What the Mass. income tax ballot question would do for your wallet — and the state budget
Experts say the potential ballot question this fall to slash Massachusetts' state income tax from 5% to 4% would put a $5 billion dent in the state budget, if passed. But how much would you save?
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