Our Week In Review panelists discuss the teacher's strike in Dedham and the Harvard Crimson immigration coverage that's divided some students. Plus, as Sen. Elizabeth Warren campaigns in New Hampshire, we talk about her health care proposal.

They're demanding better pay and means to address sexual harassment after 21 months of failed contract talks.

The soprano says the area is rich with early music (or more specifically, medieval, Renaissance and even some baroque and classical music), and hopes more young people feel welcomed into early music audiences.

We talk about the high stakes ceasefire deal President Trump announced on Wednesday.

Mount Ida College closed abruptly last year, and then Newbury College in Brookline, followed by three schools in Vermont.

Host Tiziana Dearing breaks down the complexities of choosing a college at a moment when many small colleges in New England are facing an uncertain future. Also, President Trump withdrew the U.S. from Northern Syria earlier this month, and announced a "permanent" cease fire agreement in the region with Turkey yesterday. It's all high stakes, and really confusing, so we break it all down. Plus, "Binging With Babish" is a Youtube cooking show which brings to life the food that appears in popular movies and television shows.

In his videos, Rea brings to life the food that appears in popular movies and television shows. He's done his versions of the Krabby Patty from "Spongebob Squarepants", Pigeon Pie from "Game of Thrones", or the breakfast dessert spaghetti from "Elf."

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with WBUR's Edify Team about their latest series on small colleges. Plus, we'll break down what's in Gov. Baker's new healthcare bill and how it would work. Also, Radio Boston's Jamie Bologna revisits the "Wednesday Is Prince Spaghetti Day" commercial from the fall of 1969. And, earlier this afternoon, a group of House Republicans barged into a secure facility on Capitol Hill. We discuss with Mass. Congresswoman Katherine Clark.

WBUR's Edify team has been taking a closer look at the challenges facing small non-profit schools all this week, in a series called "Small Colleges, Big Challenges."

Gov. Charlie Baker's new bill focuses on primary care, behavioral health and prescription drug prices. On the national stage, Sen. Elizabeth Warren's Medicare for All proposal is facing deeper scrutiny over its potential cost.