Candidates clash in first Senate special election debate
In the first debate to feature candidates from both parties, the three Republican and two Democratic […]
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Many BU students support historic same-sex Supreme Court case
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a second round of arguments Wednesday over a same-sex marriage […]
Congress votes to protect military tuition assistance
Congress issued a continuing resolution Thursday to restore Military Tuition Assistance programs by limiting spending on […]
Logan unlikely to see major flight reductions as result of sequester
Sequester budget cuts to Massachusetts’s airports should not have a large impact on the number of […]
GOP, Dems. propose budgets with differing effects for students
Among a number of other dissimilarities, federal budgets proposed by Democrats and Republicans in Congress offer […]
IBM officials partner with Boston, BU to grow ‘smarter city’
Boston University officials are partnering with executives from IBM and the city of Boston to promote […]
After privacy breach, Google pays $7 million
Mass. Attorney General Martha Coakley announced Tuesday that Google Inc. will pay more than $327,000 to […]
BU breaks from trend of unfilled math ed. positions
Although higher education institutions across the U.S. continue to struggle to fill openings in mathematics education, […]
Section of Violence Against Women Act to focus on colleges
A part of the Violence Against Women Act — which passed through Congress Thursday — focusing on […]
Employers value experience over grades, data suggests
A significant percentage of employers prefer students with work experience outside of a college environment to […]
