Eric joined Boston's digital team in 2012 after getting his start in web journalism at The Atlantic Wire, a sister site to The Atlantic Magazine in Washington, D.C. He is a native of Hingham and a graduate of Yale University where he studied history, wrote for The Yale Daily News, and introduced west coast transplants to the wonders of Dunkin Donuts.
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Sam Adams is thinking ahead.
The Boston-based novelist’s newest thriller digs into the city’s past.
He attacked John A. Paulson for giving $400 million to the school.
John A. Paulson gave $400 million to the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
The campaign will abandon its attempt to recruit Elizabeth Warren for a presidential run.
He’s a defense lawyer who specializes in OUIs.
Friday’s national papers carried news of the ice pile.
The first black Civil War regiment marches through town.
How can the state make room for ridesharing companies as the city’s police continue to fine them?
The beleaguered Chinatown bus line may shut down for good.
Behind the temptation to compare every Boston-adjacent city and neighborhood to the New York borough.