If “A Quiet Place” — the screenplay that put writers Scott Beck and Bryan Woods on the map — was a rather tight-lipped, high-concept monster movie where the characters could rarely speak, “Heretic,” their latest film, which they wrote and directed, is the opposite. This is a talky chamber piece of philosophical face-offs, debate duels

  Xaverian and Brockton competed in nearly a quarter-century in one of the premier nonleague contests in New England before the series came to an end in 2021. The two schools will meet in the opening round of the 2024 Division 1 state tournament Friday night at the Hawk Bowl. Back by popular demand is

Another election cycle, another round of hysteria. Let me guess: This is the “most important election of our lives.” Brush this article off and reread it in a few years, and that will be the new “most important election of our lives,” when half the nation pretends to know precisely what’s best for the nation.

More than one-third of college students report symptoms of moderate to severe anxiety or depression, according to a new survey of over 100,000 students from nearly 200 universities. Students struggling with their mental health miss out on many of the social and academic experiences college offers. In some cases, mental health issues cause students to