Posts by ericg

Community Care Alliance volunteers built beds for children with the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless’ A Bed for Every Child program in Lynn, and helped sort and pack rescued food with Food Link in Arlington. Read More

Beth Israel Lahey Health was treated thousands of patients with heart failure, but recently announced that it will expand its program to include heart transplantation. Read More

One company with its U.S. headquarters in Burlington and its global headquarters near Tel Aviv said that some of its employees are being called to reserve duty or else are volunteering, and the company is “supporting them and their families in each unique circumstance.” Read More

In a filing on Friday, the American Alliance for Equal Rights said it dismissed its lawsuit against a big law firm with a Boston office, alleging that its diversity fellowship illegally excluded applicants based on race. However, the lawsuit was only dismissed after the law firm changed the fellowship criteria. Read More

A bachelor’s degree takes you farther at these schools. Some of the universities on the list might surprise you. Read More

In a surprise move, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration rejected a drug made by Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc., citing a lack of "clinical meaningfulness." Read More

In 2021, Plymouth State University became the first higher education institution in New Hampshire to offer a bachelor’s in robotics degree. Students are now fully immersed in a program the university says will help students prepare for the demands of the next generation workforce. Read More

Milena Pagán graduated from MIT in 2017 with a degree in chemical engineering. She’s about to return to the neighborhood — to open a bagel shop as an acclaimed chef. Plus, the return of Eastern Standard and other restaurant and retail news. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news for Monday, Oct. 9. Read More

Among workers who said their time in-office increased recently, 54% said their job satisfaction has decreased, according to a new poll of Boston-area workers in September. Read More