Daniel Kool is a journalist for the Boston Globe Technology section, focusing on local news and events in Massachusetts, particularly in the city of Boston. With a keen interest in technology and its impact on society, Daniel covers a wide range of topics including transportation, housing, politics, and community issues.
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By: Daniel Kool
LOWELL — Vanna Howard watched as Khmer Rouge militants captured her father in the late 1970s during the group's reign of terror in Cambodia.
By: Daniel Kool, Nick Stoico
Tufts University on Sunday said an encampment set up by students protesting Israel's war in Gaza “must end” as the school begins to prepare for its
By: Daniel Kool, Maliya Ellis
Marilyn Meyers invited family and friends to come to Cambridge to celebrate a major milestone: graduating from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on May 31.
By: John Hilliard, Daniel Kool
The war in Gaza and the furor on campuses in the United States is forcing a choice on commencement speakers: Should they focus only on graduates or do they have a responsibility to talk about the divisions on campus?
By: Alexa Coultoff, Daniel Kool
The red hand imagery has sparked a new debate in the already fraught conversation on campuses.
By: Daniel Kool
Thousands of people filled the streets of Dorchester early Sunday morning, honoring mothers whose children have been killed while also commemorating their childrens' lives, in the 28th Mother's Day Walk 4 Peace.
Officials are investigating after a swastika was found drawn on a desk at Newton South High School, the Newton schools superintendent said Sunday evening.
By: Daniel Kool, Sean Cotter
The University Network for Human Rights study, published jointly on Wednesday by researchers at Boston University, Cornell Law School, the University of Pretoria, and Yale Law School, reviewed the reports of journalists, independent human rights monitors, and UN agencies as the researchers sought to determine whether Israel was in violation the laws stemming from the Genocide Convention of 1948.
By: Daniel Kool
Drug overdose deaths fell by more than 10 percent in Massachusetts in 2023 compared with the prior year, the first year-over-year decrease in four
By: Daniel Kool
Some student protesters packed up their encampments voluntarily, with or without an agreement from their school. Others were removed by force.
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