Many menstruating people navigate aches and pains. There’s so much information out there and so many products available on the market, but also a lot of stigma, making it hard to navigate period pain ...

In the latest installment of our video series Leaders Among Us, Boston University President Melissa Gilliam speaks with award-winning television news anchor and media personality Glenda Chong (COM’97) ...

The four scholars who have been named this year’s Career Development Professors are consumed with finding answers to the same questions: What is our relationship to technology, and how can we leverage ...

The fall semester is in full swing, and so is BU Sustainability, which is hosting two Sustainability Festivals featuring food, prizes, lawn games, resources, and opportunities to engage with student ...

They plow the snow, keep financial aid flowing, and serve up thousands of meals every day. They make sure the heat and AC are working, schedule classes, process research grants, and keep the BU ...

When Jenn Carroll learned she had been nominated for an Emmy for the Apple TV series Pluribus, she was on a Zoom call with several of the show’s producers, waiting for the nominations to be announced.

In an annual rite of passage, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine’s first-year medical students gathered on Talbot Green on Monday for the annual White Coat Ceremony, which ...

Service on the MBTA Green Line B branch, which traverses Boston University’s Charles River Campus along Commonwealth Avenue, will shut down twice in September to accommodate accessibility upgrades and ...

Boston University’s Accessibility Working Group works to ensure that equitable access is available to our community. Boston University is committed to providing campus facilities and resources that ...

Current BU students, faculty, and staff may access the New York Times online through the BU Libraries academic group pass. A subscription through the BU Libraries provides access to all New York Times ...

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A major new study from Boston University has found people with advanced chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) have four times higher odds of getting dementia than those without the progressive brain ...