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A team of assessors from the nonprofit Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission (MPAC) is scheduled to conduct an assessment of the

Notice of Non-Discrimination: Boston University policy prohibits discrimination against any individual on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age,

In spring 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic spread and schools closed, educators rushed to transfer learning experiences to Zoom and

An affordable spring shopping spree, women’s basketball playoffs, and the start of the job hunt Photo by Matt Woolverton, BU

BU still seeing daily cases, but numbers are not increasing as they have in previous weeks BU still seeing daily

By the end of this decade, life for BU students, staff, and faculty will have changed in many small ways,

Ben Hires, Chief Executive Officer, Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center They are determined to use their experience, influence, and positions to

It’s said that one is the loneliest number, but for college and university students across the nation, that number is

Disruption has always been a constant in the workplace—but the COVID-19 pandemic has brought on more change than anyone could

As a little girl, Lara Werneck watched her Brazilian-born parents struggle to make themselves understood to American listeners. She caught

President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced a rare and historic collaboration between two Big Pharma behemoths and rivals, Merck and

Through her work as an engineering researcher, Elise Morgan hopes to gain insight into causes and potential treatments for diseases

Laura Lewis, a Boston University biomedical engineer who studies sleep, and Alina Ene, a BU computer scientist working to develop

One of the major draws for students enrolled in BU’s College of General Studies is its Boston-London summer program. After

As President Biden’s administration assembles its growing team of directors, cabinet officials, and leaders of various offices and agencies, at

A $1 million gift will strengthen the Boston University Tanglewood Institute in Lenox, Mass., and its ties to the Boston

Leslie Epstein’s new novel is a behind-the-scenes Hollywood comedy involving his father and uncle, real-life Hollywood screenwriters. It’s also a

BU’s new Medicaid Policy Lab studies federal-state health program for poor Americans Interdisciplinary research includes problems like racial disparities Positions

If “academic advising” sounds dry, talk to Jeffrey Allen. He’ll tell you about the student he was advising who had

“If your diversity work is not tied to the way you make money, then you’re not actually doing it,” says