Day 1: Harvard Denies Racial Discrimination In CourtIn 1990, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights documented that Harvard admitted Asian-American applicants at a significantly lower rate than white applicants despite slightly stronger SAT scores...Radio Boston1 hour ago
Question 1 Divides Nurses, Harvard Admissions Case BeginsHost Deborah Becker speaks with WBUR's Carrie Jung about the first day of the admissions lawsuit against Harvard University. Also, Massachusetts nurses appear to be split on the ballot question...Radio Boston1 hour ago
Senator Elizabeth Warren Releases DNA ResultsThe DNA results show that Warren likely had a Native American ancestor six to ten generations back.Radio Boston1 hour ago
WBUR Poll Finds Mass. Nurses Are Divided On Question 1According to a new WBUR poll, 48 percent of registered nurses say they plan to vote yes on Question 1, which would establish nurse-to-patient ratios. Forty-five percent say they'll vote...Radio Boston1 hour ago
Week In Review: Governor's Race, State PoliceWe review the big stories of the week, including the race for Governor between incumbent Republican Gov. Charlie Baker and his Democratic challenger, Jay Gonzalez; the UN's Climate Change Report...PlayRadio Boston24:01Oct 12, 2018
2 Of The Best Baseball Teams Meet. Here's What To Expect In The Red Sox-Astros Match-UpThe Red Sox and the Astros have each won over 100 games in the regular season. The winner of the ALCS moves on to the World Series.PlayRadio Boston06:35Oct 12, 2018
Week In Review, Red Sox, And Fall RiverHost Evan Horowitz speaks with our panelists about the first debate in the Governor's race and how Boston should respond to the UN's climate report. Plus, WBUR's Chris Citorik speaks...PlayRadio Boston50:13Oct 12, 2018
Fall River Mayor Will Not Resign After Being Charged With FraudJasiel Correia is back at work, saying he won't resign after pleading not guilty to charges of fraud in Boston federal court.PlayRadio Boston05:16Oct 12, 2018
'Hiking With Nietzsche': 2 Philosophical Journeys To Become Who He IsAt 19 years old, John Kaag visited the Swiss mountains where the philosopher wrote some of his most important works. Some 20 years later, he went back.PlayRadio Boston13:38Oct 11, 2018
HUBweek 2018 Focuses On Future Of Work And RoboticsBoston's HUBweek, now in it's fourth year, aims to be a place to have conversations about the big ideas we'll be facing in the future. PlayRadio Boston15:11Oct 11, 2018
Harvard Students On Admissions, HUBweekHost Evan Horowitz speaks with two Harvard students weigh in on whether the University discriminates against Asian Americans. Plus, Radio Boston's Jamie Bologna joins us from Hub Week, Boston's "festival...PlayRadio Boston50:12Oct 11, 2018
2 Harvard Students Weigh In On Whether University Discriminates Against Asian-AmericansWe talk with two minority Harvard students to get a sense of how this developing story is affecting life on campus and where students stand on the issues at play.PlayRadio Boston19:59Oct 11, 2018
State Police Records, 'We Can't Breathe'Host Evan Horowitz speaks with WBUR's Ally Jarmanning about the State Police attempts to destroy records amidst overtime and payroll scandals. Plus, the case for Harvard in the upcoming admissions...PlayRadio Boston50:11Oct 10, 2018
State Police Attempted To Destroy Records Amid ScandalsWhile they were not successful in destroying the records, the timing of the requests is raising questions for watchdogs.PlayRadio Boston05:53Oct 10, 2018
'That Was Fun:' Red Sox Advance To American League Championship Against Houston AstrosThe Red Sox will play their first game against the Houston Astros in the American League Championship Series on Saturday, Oct. 13.PlayRadio Boston09:30Oct 10, 2018
Jabari Asim's 'We Can't Breathe'In his latest book of essays, Jabari Asim takes on America's complicated past and present when it comes to race and racism.PlayRadio Boston14:01Oct 10, 2018
National Grid, Astronomical DiscoveriesHost Evan Horowitz speaks with WBUR's Bruce Gellerman about why National Grid was forced to halt work after Woburn gas scare. Plus, the case against Harvard in the upcoming admissions...PlayRadio Boston50:15Oct 9, 2018
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