Louise Kennedy previously worked with The ARTery and as editor of Edify. Louise first joined WBUR in 2012 as director of community engagement.
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So You Think You Can't Dance? The Alvin Ailey Company Has Other Ideas
To celebrate 50 years of performing in Boston, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater led free workshops in Dorchester and Roxbury before its performances this week.
Thomas Derrah, The Boston Actor Everyone Wanted To See, Dies At 64
Boston theater lovers appreciate the actor, and the man, behind hundreds of local productions.
Boston's Only Confederate Memorial Will Move Out Of Public View
The granite slab will move from Georges Island to the state archives, perhaps as soon as next week.
Deep Reflections, Shallow Humor And Other Fall Books To Look Forward To
It's traditionally the Serious Season for publishers, but we've also found some offbeat titles to lighten the mix.
Why Boston Has A Confederate Monument — And Why You Can't See It Right Now
The state's only Confederate memorial, a stone on Georges Island, has been boarded up since June while the state ponders its fate.
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What To Know About Shakespeare On The Common — And Why To Take The Kids
"Romeo and Juliet," this year's free Commonwealth Shakespeare Company production, runs through Aug. 6.
What To Read This Summer? Ask A Bookseller
We invited local independent stores to share their suggestions for great summer reads. We'd like yours, too.
What You're Reading This Summer, And Why
We asked and you answered: suggestions for great summer reads.
Here's What We're Reading This Summer — How About You?
WBUR staff members share their picks. We'd love to hear yours, too.
Harvard Law Review Elects Its First Black Woman President
ImeIme Umana expects to receive her law degree next year.