In anticipation of rising summer temperatures, the Boston City Council held a hearing May 9 to discuss expanding urban tree canopies in District 2 as a potential solution. 

  Actress Emily Deschanel, best known for her role in the drama series “Bones,” will deliver the main address at Boston University’s 152nd All-University Commencement ceremony May 18. BU President Melissa Gilliam announced Deschanel as the speaker during the annual Senior Class Breakfast Friday in the George Sherman Union Metcalf Ballroom. She will also receive an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from the University. Deschanel received her bachelor’s degree from the College of Fine Arts in 1998. Since then, she has become an “activist on behalf of women’s rights and animal rights,” according to the University. She appeared on BUTV’s second “Variety Hour” show in June 2021. Gilliam announced three other honorary degree recipients alongside Deschanel. Sheri Fink, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and Emmy-nominated television producer, will receive a Doctor of Science. Rebecca Martinez, chief justice of the Fourth Court of Appeals in Texas, will receive...

International student status at universities nationwide remain uncertain, amidst increasing federal oversight on immigration.

Jumpstart program, partnered with the Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development, was instructed to end its partnership with the University amidst federal funding cuts.

While Adri Pray, editor-in-chief of Emerson’s independent student newspaper, The Berkeley Beacon, attempted to cover a Boylston Students for Justice in Palestine protest at Emerson College April 24, she was shadowed by two protesters who covered her camera and face with Palestinian flags.