Boston Magazine

When COVID-19 moved into the city, many decided to move out. What’s the real estate market look like now?

We went straight to the source and asked.

Are you Team Cod or Team Cranberries? Herewith, we rate all the Bay State’s formally adopted foodstuffs.

Watch a movie on the retractable smart TV or gaze at the water through the windows.

Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone on how his city is charting its own course during the coronavirus crisis.

Some wellness-focused Instagram accounts are totally worth the #regram. Others? Not so much. Here’s how to sort through your social media feeds to separate the good advice from the bad.

Whether your idea of getting back to nature involves hiking through the wilderness or roasting s’mores outside your luxe glamping tent, you’ll find your happy place in this rugged Maine sanctuary by the sea.

Our annual ranking of the best public high schools in towns or districts within, or partially within, 495.

In a time of major upheaval, what does the future hold for higher learning in Boston? Five hometown college and university leaders peer into their crystal ball—and what they see might surprise you.

Your can’t-miss guide for what to do, see, and hear this fall.

Plant yourself in a seat at these awesome (and creative) meat-free spots.

It’s an easy amble over to Popes Pond and a five-minute drive to Blue Hills Reservation.

I never considered leaving Boston. Ever. Then the pandemic hit.

Whether you’re dropping anchor in Boston Harbor or on your favorite patio, this season’s nautical-inspired pieces are sure to make a splash.

Get ready to sweat, learn, and eat healthier.