On December 18th, the Federal Drug Administration granted emergency authorization for the use of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for those ages 18 and older, the second COVID-19 vaccine to be approved in the United States. Since the authorization of these vaccines, Read More
The first snowfall of each year, many New Englanders look out the window thinking about one thing – how long it will be until they are able to wake up at the crack of dawn, click into skis or strap Read More
Exciting news for East Boston — plans for a waterfront park in East Boston are underway. The project is headed by The Trustees of Reservation, a Massachusetts based nonprofit organization who are responsible for 27,000 acres of land across the Read More
How are you feeling right now? Take a moment to step back from what you are doing and try to identify what is causing you to feel that way. Feeling a little extra stressed? Overwhelmed? Us too.
Although COVID-19 has Read More
Throughout this pandemic, almost everyone has heard procedures such as mask-wearing, social distancing, and online work as a “new normal”. For most of us, including myself, this phrase is taken with a grain of salt. We may think that this Read More
As businesses across the country begin to think about reopening their doors it is important that both management and employees know how their relationship might have changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. New laws and regulations have been introduced to Read More
Over the past couple of weeks, the major sports leagues in the United States have begun the process of continuing/starting their 2020 seasons. The NHL, NBA, and MLS have all opted to use the ‘bubble’ system to defend against outbreaks Read More
It’s been 4 months since businesses across the country were forced to close their doors. Parts of the country have been able to mitigate the effects of the virus, but as we continue to endure the COVID-19 pandemic with the Read More
The coronavirus pandemic has provided challenges across all industries and higher education is no exception. In March, colleges and universities closed for the spring semester sending students home with the hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19 and returning to Read More
