Top Nosh: Bostonians and Bagels
What do Bostonians have to say about bagels? It’s been more than 400 years since the first mention of the bagel was heard in Krakow, [...]
“A Decade of Dialogue” with a Special Presentation by Nina Livingstone
FAS diversity conference program Speaker 1: Next, we have a special present presentation from Nina Livingstone. Nina is a journalist and [...]
Diversity and dialogue in an age of division
Seminar addresses racism, politics, poverty, and privilege By Lucia Huntington Photos by Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographer This article originally appeared in the Harvard University Gazette [...]
Netflix Series uses Humor to Make the Connection
‘Kim’s Convenience’ and ‘Fresh off the Boat’ casts explain how their shows make a difference By Nina Livingstone Photos by Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographer This [...]
Q+A: Chef Peter McCarthy of EVOO
BY NINA LIVINGSTONE It was 16° outside when I met EVOO co-owner Peter McCarthy at his Kendall Square restaurant. With no hint of spring in [...]
On the Waterfront
CEO of Boston Harbor Now, Kathy Abbott balances the science of climate change with the economics of waterfront development By Nina Livingstone Growing up [...]
Nina Livingstone’s Comedy Gig
Nina Livingstone: So, I'm blind. Just heads up, I'm blind. I'm deaf, and I have hearing in one ear and a cochlear [...]
As Angela Russo Sees it
Moving from large-format photography into the digital world, she created her own style By Nina Livingstone I was in Provincetown on Columbus Day weekend looking [...]
Sampling Savory Dishes at Sarma
On the road: Nina and Stacey in Somerville It was a hot and humid summer evening when Stacey Sacks, my “eyes and ears,” joined me [...]
Q+A: Cassie Piuma of Sarma
Cassie Piuma has worked alongside some of Boston finest culinary figures, though some might say in their shadow. But since opening Sarma in 2013 with [...]