We surveyed Brian Worrell on his priorities and some of the most pressing issues facing the Boston City Council this election season, based on input from our readers. Here’s what he had to say.

City councilors are exploring ways to bring a historically Black college or university presence to Boston for the first time. Council Vice President Brian Worrell called for a hearing at last week’s ...

Members of the Boston City Council are looking to bring an satellite HBCU campus to the city makinmg it the first in the ...

City of Boston City Council Vice President Brian Worrell hopes to enact a plan that will attract an HBCU to Boston.

According to the university's website, the California campus will initially offer coursework aligned with the university's ...

The Boston City Council approved a $110 million housing accelerator fund filed by the mayor and aimed at spurring housing production for projects that have already been greenlighted, but lack the f… ...

The Boston City Council on Wednesday voted unanimously to pass about $9 million of line-item changes to Mayor Michelle Wu’s proposed $4.8 billion operating budget for the next fiscal year, which ...

BOSTON — In a marked change in tone from the infighting that occurred last year, the Boston City Council unanimously approved the mayor’s proposed $4.8 billion city budget for fiscal ...

BOSTON — Members of the Boston City Council are weighing the potential of congestion pricing as a means to reduce traffic and improve the quality of life for people who live in the Massachusetts ...

The post Boston Politicians Want To Bring An HBCU To City appeared first on Blavity. Boston city councilors are campaigning ...

Boston City Council Vice President Brian Worrell is spearheading the initiative. According to The Boston Herald, Worrell recently called for a public hearing to explore bringing an HBCU to Boston ...