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The Baby Named After The Car Where Her Mum Gave Birth..

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 05.10.2013 | comics

A baby born in the back of a car on the way to hospital has been named after the vehicle, to mark the circumstances of her birth. Corin Stokes has ...

Stephen Hawking Supports Academic Boycott of Israel

Nathan Harden | Posted 05.10.2013 | College
Nathan Harden

Why, in other words, does Hawking single out Israel as the one place in the world where politics justifies an academic boycott?

Home

Andrew Sussman | Posted 05.01.2013 | Media
Andrew Sussman

In the newsroom, we always emphasize the importance of making human connections in every piece -- that's how we bring faraway stories home. But with the Marathon bombings we all became a part of the story.

Getting Back to Life at MIT and Kendall Square

Heidi Legg | Posted 04.25.2013 | Business
Heidi Legg

I am happy to have a story of building and innovation as we try to get back to normal and celebrate what we do best in this great City - rejuvenate and innovate.

Michael McLaughlin

Cops' Twitter Strategy Tested During Manhunt

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael McLaughlin | Posted 04.24.2013 | Crime

Anyone in Cambridge, Mass., who sees flashing lights or hears sirens need only log onto the police department's Twitter account to find out what's goi...

Cambridge Strong: Tips for Students Returning After Bombs and Lockdowns

Nancy Rappaport | Posted 04.22.2013 | Parents
Nancy Rappaport

Students in Massachusetts were on spring break last week, so when they resume their routine tomorrow, we need to assess the impact of the tragedy and create a plan that restores a sense of security.

Gratitude

Nancy Rappaport | Posted 04.19.2013 | Impact
Nancy Rappaport

As the hostage negotiation continued and we sat down to dinner, I prayed that we'd come out of lockdown a safer, more caring community. I loaded the plates and raised a glass, with the hope that my fellow citizens will find the strength to heal.

An Optimistic View Out My Northeastern Window

Jake Fischer | Posted 04.21.2013 | College
Jake Fischer

My iPhone just shrieked with an alert from MEMA that read, "EMERGENCY WARNING: Shelter in Place still effective." I'm looking out my window at the barren streets of this city and imagining what this beautiful 73 degrees and sunny Friday afternoon would look like if it were any normal day.

What It Was Like To Wake Up In Cambridge Today

Lindsey Mead | Posted 04.22.2013 | Parents
Lindsey Mead

I sat with them and helped make a Pottermore account, feeling my phone buzzing in the pocket of my jeans as I did so. The temptation to check it was overwhelming. No. Set them up at Hogwarts. This is the perfect place to spend today.

Writing From My house in Cambridge, Mass.

Louisa Kasdon | Posted 04.22.2013 | Crime
Louisa Kasdon

This week as I can't tear myself away from my devices, I am heartsick. I cannot believe that Obama's message from the White House was directed at my city. The big news here last year was Whitey Bulger getting caught in Santa Monica. But terrorism?

Jason Gilbert

WATCH: This Creepy Floating Woman's Head Could Read You Your Text Messages In The Future

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Gilbert | Posted 03.19.2013 | Technology

Did you ever receive a text message from your wife or your boss and wish that it could be read to you in an unsettling British accent by a giant disem...

First Nighter: Rowan Atkinson, Helen Mirren, Terrific Others Occupy London-Theater Hot Seats

David Finkle | Posted 05.05.2013 | Arts
David Finkle

Due to one of those odd coincidences, theater at the moment seems to be about chairs. Rowan Atkinson sits in a relatively comfy one throughout the flawless revival of Simon Gray's Quartermaine's Terms, at Wyndham's.

Unexpected DNA Discovery May Aid Cancer Research

The Huffington Post | Dominique Mosbergen | Posted 01.25.2013 | Science

Sixty years after Watson and Crick first described the two-stranded "double helix" structure of DNA, scientists at the University of Cambridge now rep...

We're On To You

AP | SYLVIA HUI | Posted 01.22.2013 | Technology

LONDON (AP) — Could computers become cleverer than humans and take over the world? Or is that just the stuff of science fiction? Phil...

David Lohr

Teen Mom Accused Of Poisoning Baby

HuffingtonPost.com | David Lohr | Posted 11.13.2012 | Crime

A teenage mother in Massachusetts has been arrested for allegedly poisoning the infant son of another juvenile mother, police said. The infant boy,...

A Literary Icon Reaches 80 and Starts a Trilogy and a New Teaching Position

Gina Barreca | Posted 11.21.2012 | Books
Gina Barreca

Novelist, journalist, screenwriter, and playwright Fay Weldon, whose 80th birthday is being celebrated on September 22nd, is every woman writer's fairy godmother: she's an inspiration, a formidable figure in the world of arts and letters, and a powerful model for both good and bad behavior on the page as well as off.

A Roof With a View: Looking at Art Up Above

Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington | Posted 09.24.2012 | Arts
Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington

Climbing up on a roof during the sultry city summer can be liberating, and it turns out to be a prime place for painting too. Away from the cacophony...

Andy Samburg To Harvard: 'RELAX, Dude'

Posted 05.24.2012 | College

SNL's Andy Samberg carries the tradition of Mother Theresa and Bill Clinton and address Harvard's class of 2012 on Class Day. Harvard didn't offer ...

Cambridge University Students' 'Rear Of The Year' Contest Stirs Up Scandal

Posted 05.24.2012 | College

It may be one of the most prestigious colleges on the planet but Cambridge University students aren't averse to some low-brow stunts. A student new...

Duo Arrested For Stealing Chinese Artifacts

AP | Posted 07.02.2012 | Arts

LONDON — Police in Britain have made a total of six arrests in connection with the theft of valuable Chinese artifacts from two university museu...

Inquiring Minds Want to Know! Attending the 2012 Cambridge Science Festival

Zoe P. Strassfield | Posted 06.30.2012 | College
Zoe P. Strassfield

While I'm incredibly sore that I couldn't be in New York today to see the Space Shuttle Enterprise arrive aboard NASA's carrier jet, living in Boston has allowed me to enjoy some first-rate experiences. The single luckiest event so far would have to be the Cambridge Science Festival.

New Study Shows Violence Costing America Over $460 Billion

Michael Shank | Posted 06.24.2012 | Politics
Michael Shank

The U.S. Peace Index is based on analysis of homicide, violent crime, policing, incarceration rates and availability of small arms data. With improvements in all five of these indicators from the 2011 to the 2012 USPI, the U.S. was found to be more peaceful than at any time since 1991.

This House Believes The Only Limit To Female Success Is Female Ambition

The Cambridge Union Society | Posted 03.26.2012 | UK Universities & Education
The Cambridge Union Society

We've been gently tapping at the glass ceiling for too long. It's time for women to take bold action to achieve a real change. It's time for us to regain our confidence and ambition and ensure that there is no limit to female success.

PHOTOS: 'Treasure Trove' Of Fossils Collected By Darwin Found

AP/The Huffington Post | CASSANDRA VINOGRAD | Posted 03.18.2012 | Science

LONDON -- British scientists have found scores of fossils the great evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin and his peers collected but that had been...

The Joy of Finding Out

Zoe P. Strassfield | Posted 02.17.2012 | College
Zoe P. Strassfield

The focus of Dr. Coleman's presentation was life aboard the International Space Station, from washing her hair (it's hard when water, like everything else, floats!) to the differences between modules built by different countries