UMass Lowell Professors Protest Outgoing President's Salary
Adjunct professors, who are in contract negotiations are protesting the $425,000 salary for outgoing UMass President Jack Wilson's sabbatical.
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Adjunct professors, who are in contract negotiations are protesting the $425,000 salary for outgoing UMass President Jack Wilson's sabbatical.
Wikipedia will black out the English language version of its website Wednesday to protest anti-piracy legislation under consideration in Congress.
The protestors at "Occupy Harvard" are planning to take down most of their tents after this weekend.
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Will Occupy Boston's all inclusive nature in terms of agenda be it's downfall? Many hesitate to embrace the group due to it's lack of focus.
The group Occupy Providence is set to begin its occupation of a city park on Saturday in an effort to "give voice" to Rhode Islanders.
Demonstrators and members of some of the city's labor unions marched from Dewey Square, through Downtown Crossing, and back.
Hundreds of students from area colleges have joined the Occupy Wall Street movement. The protesters have taken over more space on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
There's a city within a city in downtown Boston. About 100 people have set up tents in the financial district for a protest called "Occupy Boston."
Police have arrested two dozen protesters for trespassing during a demonstration against Bank of America's foreclosure practices at the banking giant's headquarters in downtown Boston.
A Boston-based bank that needed a bailout a couple of years ago is now getting a significant tax refund.
On a cold February night in Mattapan Square, several dozen activists held candles and protested outside three homes where eviction notices had been served.
More than a hundred parents and their babies lobbied at the state house on Tuesday trying to save a program they say is imperative to helping children with developmental delays and disabilities.
Members of the Answer Coalition were on the streets of Boston Saturday rallying against U.S. and UN military action in Libya.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito says the commitment to free speech doesn't mean the nation has to tolerate what he calls a "vicious verbal assault."
Timothy Quinn moved from Boston to Cairo eight years ago. He says he has no intention of leaving.
