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Update: Tuesday, 4:45 p.m. BU spokesperson Colin Riley provided the following statement in an email: “Boston University takes every report of sexual misconduct seriously and […]
As an athletic kid growing up in bucolic Medfield, it’s unlikely that Uzo Aduba imagined that she’d one day make an Emmy-award winning splash for […]
Boston University just renamed its business school the Questrom School of Business thanks to a $50 million donation, the largest in the university’s history, from Allen Questrom, former CEO of […]
It was, as Christopher Lydon, host of WBUR’s Radio Open Source, put it, “another blue Monday” without the appearance of David Carr’s weekly “Media Equation” column […]
Follow Friday, At a Glance Connect with BU on social media: Facebook Twitter Google+ Instagram Tumblr Plus, all those departments, clubs, and more. With a large […]
Bill O’Reilly finally did something that the general public can collectively applaud: he reportedly pledged to donate $10,000 to help save Boston University’s student-run newspaper from […]
For college newspapers, the route to a solvent digital future isn’t always a easy one. Though they’re run by what should be the most digitally focused generation, […]
The stresses of figuring out how to keep the print model relevant in an age when the dissemination of information comes largely from online platforms […]
Update: The event has been postponed until further notice. We will update this post when a new date is scheduled for the event. Earlier: At the […]
Discussions about cutting carbon emissions often focus on environmental and climate change benefits. But a new study from researchers at the Boston University School of […]
Meet Chordially Yours, Boston University’s all-female a cappella group that just landed themselves a killer act for next month when they’ll be the opening act […]
Medford resident Kim Costa has something “really important” to say—and she seems to have a lot of supporters behind her—to all of the students who […]
Qais Akbar Omar’s childhood was bookended by occupations: the withdrawal of the Soviets in 1989 and the American invasion of Afghanistan in 2001. In between, […]
A new study published in, Diabetes Care, found that African American women who are born with a low birth weight may be at a higher risk […]
Researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital, the Wyss Institute at Harvard University, and Boston University have developed CellNet, a computer algorithm which will serve as a “roadmap […]