
Emily Spatz
Deputy Campus Editor at The Huntington News
@nujournalism • metro correspondent @bostonglobe ✉️ [email protected] editor-in-chief @HuntNewsNU • previously @bostondotcom & @wherald
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Emily Spatz
Tiny dresses and tuxedos were in fashion at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Wednesday morning as about 100 tykes attended a “baby prom,” at the Back Bay hotel. Many arrived in strollers, which were parked outside the elegant Oval Room. They milled about for about an hour , playing with various toys, meeting each other and posing for pictures in carefully-chosen outfits.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Emily Spatz
Cheers erupted from a crowd of about 300 people as an LGBTQ+ Progress flag was hoisted into a sunny Boston sky, marking the beginning of June as Pride Month. Decked out in rainbow colors and holding various identity flags, they celebrated for two hours at lunchtime Monday in front of Boston City Hall. They brought high energy to the annual ceremony, dancing to music by the Jamaica Plain Honk Band and cheering as activists and city leaders spoke about the month’s importance.
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4 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Emily Spatz
Ominous clouds gathered over Cambridge Common at midday Friday as about 70 interfaith clergy members stood praying near the end of a 12-mile march protesting President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. The threatening weather didn’t deter the faithful group, some of whom had been walking for nine miles. They stretched, drank water, and chatted as they prepared to trek the final three miles to Boston Common.
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4 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Emily Spatz
On a cloudy and chilly Thursday morning, thousands of onlookers radiated excitement, hope, and pride as more than 2,630 newly graduated students turned their tassels at the University of Massachusetts Boston, signifying their transition from students to alumni.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Emily Spatz
UMass Chan Medical School is canceling students’ need-based institutional aid for the upcoming academic year, citing financial challenges stemming from proposed government overhauls under the Trump administration, the university said Friday.
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