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

O'Malley Spoke Out Against Argentina’s 'Dirty War'

While Jorge Mario Bergoglio—now Pope Francis I—kept mum.

Buzz Continues to Surround Cardinal O'Malley

But will his staff's connections to the Obama administration hurt his prospects?

How Massachusetts Commutes to Work

Our car-driving, train-riding, walking, and working-at-home methods of getting to the office.

From Harvard, To Washington, And Back Again

At the start of Obama’s second term, nearly all of the professors who joined the president's administration have returned. Why?

Allston's No Parking Apartment Building Dead

Boston's absurdly under-priced street parking strikes again.

Mitt Romney Emerges

After four months of quiet, Romney steps back into the limelight.

Something Good Did Come Out of Farmville

A few employees of the shuttered Zynga Boston have a new game in the pipeline.

John Kerry's Clandestine Bike Ride in East Germany

In which a 12-year-old Kerry almost caused an international incident.

Pope Sean Patrick O'Malley?

Rome looks to the cardinal of the Archdiocese of Boston as a possible leader.

Dear MIT: Please Make Us Snow Flamethrowers

Seriously, guys: Stop with the silly pranks and help us melt ice with fire!