Radio Boston discusses Harvard President Claudine Gay’s resignation. The university’s first Black president was accused of plagiarism and an inadequate response to allegations of antisemitism on campus. After a pressure campaign from activists, donors and Republican lawmakers, Gay resigned.

Radio Boston reflects back on Massachusetts' business and labor in 2023 and looks ahead at important trends in 2024.

A panel of local historians join Radio Boston to look back on 2023 and tell us what lessons they want taken into 2024.

WBUR education reporter Max Larkin and Claire Yuan, associate managing editor of the Harvard Crimson, the school's student-run newspaper, join Radio Boston to discuss the recent swirl of controversies that prompted Claudine Gay to resign from her post as Harvard University president.

Radio Boston discusses the Oscar-buzzy new film "The Holdovers" with film critic Ty Burr.

Radio Boston hosted a multicultural holiday celebration with three special guests to learn about how unique holiday traditions can bridge divides between people from different backgrounds.

Radio Boston tracks two stories from Massachusetts' struggling emergency shelter system.

Just in time for the holidays, two chefs open up their recipe books to Radio Boston to share must-bake cookie recipes.

It's been a little over a month since MBTA General Manager and CEO Phil Eng launched an elaborate repair blitz for Boston's crumbling subway system. Eng joins Radio Boston for a progress report.

Helen Drinan, former president of Simmons University in Boston and current president of Cabrini University in Pennsylvania, and Harleen Singh, Director of the Women's Studies Research Center and Senior Associate Provost for Faculty and Global Affairs at Brandeis University, join the show to talk about the present and future of higher learning.