Patrick Doyle

Patrick Doyle

Executive Editor

As the executive editor of Boston, Patrick Doyle edits the magazine's long-form narratives and works with the digital department; he also writes on politics and urbanism. Previously, he worked for seven years at 5280, Denver's city and regional magazine, finishing his tenure there as the senior/digital editor. Doyle's freelance writing has appeared in Men's Journal, Skiing, Mountain, American Cowboy, and Philadelphia. He received his B.A. in psychology from Villanova University, and studied as a fellow at the Knight Digital Media Center's 2011 Web 2.0 program at the University of California, Berkeley.

Patrick Doyle'S latest stories

One Year As a Catholic Priest

Father Eric Cadin reflects on his first year.

Wired

Why Boston needs to build its own fiber-optic Internet network—now.

Beyond the Book

A new program will let you borrow iPads from the BPL.

60 Awesome Free Fun Fridays

Here's your summer field trip schedule.

Stop Being So Reckless, Cyclists [UPDATED]

New city data shows that bicyclists, not car drivers, are behind most of the accidents.

City Hall Goes Google

Smart move: Government workers are getting Gmail.

Boston City Hall's Innovation Could Win Awards

The mayor's app-loving tech office is a finalist in a prestigious contest from Harvard.

Vocab Lesson: Irn-Bru

Where to find Scotland’s favorite soda in Boston.

The Power Players Behind the One Fund

Crowd-sourcing and business leaders are driving an epic fundraising campaign.

Amanda Palmer Infuriates the Internet Again

With a poem to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.