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Several months after a series of racist graffiti and swastikas were discovered on Curry College’s campus in Milton, Massachusetts, the president of the college announced Wednesday that an employee has been fired in connection to the ongoing investigation. According to President Kenneth Quigley, the FBI’s joint terrorism task force, the Milton Police Department, and the Curry College Public Safety...

The college did not name the employee but said it hopes this announcement brings some closure to the events the school community has suffered through.

A racist message found on Curry College’s campus in Milton, Massachusetts, has school officials concerned. They want to avert a potentially dangerous situation, so they are holding all classes remotely Tuesday. It’s a situation that has left students worried about their safety. “I think most people are uncomfortable going to classes and walking around,” said Curry College freshman Kaitlyn...

School officials want to avert a potentially dangerous situation so they are holding classes remotely Tuesday.

Curry College says it’s making hard choices with limited options. After two more acts of hate and vandalism were uncovered on the Milton campus this week, the college is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the culprits. One piece of graffiti involved language threatening members of the Black community with a specific date of Feb. 22. The…

Following yet another incident involving acts of hate and vandalism at Curry College, a $10,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the culprits.

Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts, is adding extra security Saturday after a threat was made targeting Black students. According to police, whoever did this wrote they would carry out the threat on Jan. 12. Campus public safety officials said over the past two weeks they’ve responded to more than nine incidents of bias-related graffiti, some of which involved hate speech….

Curry College is increasing security on campus, after a threat was made targeting Black students.

Police are investigating hateful vandalism and graffiti including antisemitic language and symbols found on the campus of Curry College starting late last week. Milton police Deputy Chief James O’Neil said there were five cases of vandalism reported, the first of which was of a swastika drawn in a laundry room along with other graffiti on Thursday, the Boston Globe reported....

The world is a different place than it was this time last year and many of us are thinking about a new chapter in their future. Curry College is ready to answer the call. In this half hour special we explore the economy, careers on the rise and what Curry College can do for you now and in a post...

Five students have tested positive for coronavirus at a dormitory at Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts, university officials confirmed. All students living in Mayflower Hall are now under quarantine orders until the college learns the breadth of the coronavirus cluster, according to spokeswoman Lynda Curtis. “Out of an abundance of caution, and following our established COVID-19 procedures, in consultation with…

A blind student sued her Massachusetts college, claiming the school violated her rights by separating her from her service dog and failing to accommodate her needs. Isabella Scott, who is legally blind, said her teachers insisted that having her service dog in lab classes at Curry College, in Milton, was a violation of federal health and safety standards. Scott filed…

A night watchman allegedly raped a camp counselor at Curry College.

Extra security is patrolling a camp at Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts in wake of an alleged sexual assault that was reported on Thursday.

A man accused of sexually assaulting a camp counselor at Curry College was arrested Thursday night.

A man was arrested and charged for allegedly raping someone at Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts.

Hard work in high school is paying off for two East Boston seniors.

William Bratton, the former police commissioner in New York and Boston and former police chief in Los Angeles, spoke at Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts about the latest developments in the case of the Las Vegas shooter.