Mike Damiano is a journalist specializing in local news in the United States, particularly in the Massachusetts area, with a focus on Boston. He is a writer for the Boston Globe Technology section, covering a wide range of topics including technology, education, and local controversies.
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Mike Damiano’s coverage is heavily focused on local government and political developments within Harvard University, particularly around controversies and leadership issues. He consistently covers evolving stories related to the university's governance, legal policy regulations, and breaking news.
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Harvard has hired a defense industry executive and former White House official as its top lawyer.
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By: Mike Damiano, Auzzy Byrdsell
Shabbos Kestenbaum, a recent Harvard graduate who sued the university in January over its response to campus antisemitism, is set to speak at the Republican National Convention Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
By: Mike Damiano, Hilary Burns
“Universities are part of a social contract in this country,” Vance said. “They're not meeting their end of the bargain.”
By: Giulia McDonnell, Nieto, Mike Damiano
With the state's emergency shelter system full, overflow sites at capacity, and the waitlist for temporary housing stretching to more than 750
By: Travis Andersen
A man sustained life-threatening injuries in a shooting in a shooting Monday afternoon in Jamaica Plain near an MBTA station, authorities said.
By: Nick Stoico, Mike Damiano, Helena Getahun-Hawkins
Massachusetts overflow shelters informed 57 migrant families on Thursday that they had to leave their shelters by Aug. 9, according to a spokesperson for Governor Maura Healey.
By: Mike Damiano, Danny Mcdonald, Natalie La Roche Pietri
Aid groups are protesting the state’s new policy and scrambling to provide housing.
By: Samantha J. Gross, Danny McDonald, Mike Damiano
CAMBRIDGE — Outside an overflow shelter here Friday morning, several Haitian migrants said that families who had been ordered to leave today but had nowhere to go were given extensions until next week.
By: Samantha J. Gross, Mike Damiano
A key program Massachusetts uses to find long-term housing to homeless families is so backed up and laden with red tape that some applicants are
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