Teenagers who ‘sext’ are more likely to have symptoms of depression, according to a Newton based Nov. 2 study. Thirty-six percent of students who had ‘sexted’ reported depressive symptoms in...

PEN Center USA, a literary nonprofit, awarded Boston University Professor Robert Pinsky with the Lifetime Achievement Award at its 21st Annual Literary Awards Festival at the Beverly Hills Hotel in California...

Students wary of gaining the “freshman 15,” may not have to worry about getting that extra midnight snack at late night. According to a recent study conducted by researchers at Ohio State University,...

Ida Keir persuaded her daughter to switch from a “corporate bank” to a credit union in honor of national Bank Transfer Day on Saturday to protest corporate greed. “I’m here because I wanted...

Despite a study correlating morning classes with higher grade point averages, many Boston University students said they plan on taking afternoon classes when registering for the spring semester. In a...

President Barack Obama listed Elie Wiesel, a Boston University professor of religion and philosophy, as one of the new members to the United States Holocaust Memorial Council on Friday. The Nobel Peace...

Dressed as zombie bankers, college students representing Occupy Boston marched through the streets of downtown Boston on Monday chanting, “Money’s for jobs and education, not for banks and corporations.” As...

From covering the dot-com bubble to Hurricane Katrina, Boston University alumna Erica Hill said that no two days in her career as an on-screen reporter have been the same. “One of the things I love...

Massachusetts is leading the nation in renewable resources as the greenest state, according a report released on Oct. 20. by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. Since 2006, the Bay...

The Bay State’s donations to Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign have dwindled by as much as one third compared with donations from the 2008 elections, according to an article in The Boston Globe. Massachusetts,...

When College of Communication freshman Leora Kaufman heard about the release of captured Israeli soldier Sgt. First Class Gilad Shalit, she said she broke down into tears. “I called my mom right away...

The haze of disapproval is clearing as half of all Americans say they support the legalization of marijuana, according to a recent poll. The poll, released by the Gallup organization on Monday,...