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Boston Magazine

For more than 40 years, Boston magazine has captured our city with award-winning writing and groundbreaking reporting, design, and coverage of Boston news.

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  • 2+ day agolatest article
  • Aug 14, 2026earliest in window
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bostonmagazine.com > education > 09/08/2026 > why-you-should-have-college-roommates

Why You Should Have Roommates in College

4+ day, 19+ hour ago   (305+ words) As loneliness among students reaches crisis levels, one writer’s case for not rooming alone—and the real education that happens after midnight. Illustration by Jon Reinfurt Never take a single room in college. You’ll miss the whole point of being…...

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bostonmagazine.com > news > 08/23/2026 > massachusetts-state-flag

Why Can't We Make a Good Flag?

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (1229+ words) Maine rebranded itself with one of the country’s most beloved flags. The Bay State has held two commissions and produced reports, surveys, scoring systems, finalists, and no flags. What gives? Massachusetts’ current state flag (center) may eventually get an overhaul,…...

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bostonmagazine.com > news > 08/16/2026 > cape-cod-rescue-story-wellfleet-navy-wreck

Adrift off Wellfleet: A Cape Cod Coming-of-Age Story

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (1652+ words) In 1978, four teenagers set out for a sunken Navy wreck off Eastham. The trip did not go as planned. Illustration by Jeannie Phan ESS THAN 4 miles off the Cape Cod coast lies what is left of the S.S. James Longstreet, the…...