Rise and Shine, New England! Thanks to kristina.sym on Instagram for sharing this fantastic fall photo from Boston. If you would like to see your photo featured, just post them with the hashtag #riseandshineon7!
Cronin Development has filed an LOI to construct a new building at 24 Drydock Ave in the Seaport. The new building would include marine industrial use on the ground level with laboratory and research facilities above
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#bldup#boston#seaport#development
In today's paper: College moving day is almost here, but many Boston-area apartments sit empty, coronavirus thrusts university presidents into hot seat, and more. https://t.co/IYazHde9tz
5/21:Join us & @ForumNetwork for a panel on how the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted levels of economic & racial disparity. Panel: @macurry01 of @MAPublicHealth @revrenddoctor of@MassLeague&@malialazu of @BerkshireBank @crystalhaynesof @boston25
More: https://t.co/kF3U9uLche
Since 1980 Boston lost nearly 6,000 middle-income households with children, and gained 25,000 high-income households without children.
In 1970, Boston was home to 132,000 school-aged children - in 2018 there were 75,000.
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We have a 1 year, fixed-term, full-time lectureship (teaching and scholarship) in Human Geography here @QMULGeography for someone with interests in development/economic geography. Come and join our amazing team here in London's East End! Deadline 2 August: https://t.co/tt724ubjQI
“There is a common denominator here: the rise of “sovereignism” as a political ideology. This is defined by anti-migrant nativism, and the rejection of multilateralism and international institutions.” Co-authored by @MarciaVeraE lecturer in #humangeography at @QMUL
Congratulations to @QMULGeography graduate Zainab Ravat on winning the @RGS_IBG Social and Cultural Geography Research Group Dissertation Prize! 👏🏆🎉 Read more: https://t.co/ogcgjMy3Fh @QMULAlumni