World awaits U.S. results
The world beyond U.S. borders is a deep shade of blue right now, and not just because 70 percent of it is covered by water.
U.S. colleges up 2008 tuition despite recession
Despite a struggling economy and increasing pressure on colleges to make higher education more affordable, college tuition increased faster than inflation this year, according to College Board figures.
Military seeks boost in ROTC participation
For the first time since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the U.S. Army is expanding the number of ROTC programs on college campuses.
Split on health care
Health care policy is no less controversial at Boston University than throughout the rest of the nation, and students are divided on which candidate offers the better plan.
Obama largely favored for economic recovery
At Boston University, Barack Obama means business. When it comes to economic issues like jobs, health care and investments, much of the BU community trusts Obama more than it trusts John McCain, a survey suggests.
