Returning to action for the first time in three weeks, the Boston University men’s hockey team skated to a 3-0 shutout against Concordia University at Walter Brown Arena on Sunday.
It was BU’s...
Incoming Editor in Chief of the Daily Free Press Victoria Bond sits down with the boys for the season finale of Clout Chasing to discuss her vision for the paper, Megan Thee Stallion, and how much the...
The boys get bullied into having a FILA advocate on the pod because we're all about Hearing All Sides of The Story. Dani Chaum sits down for the penultimate episode of the season to discuss being...
In the final Terrier Hockey Talk episode of the semester, Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly sit down with BU graduate goaltender Sam Tucker to look back at the first half of the season...
When Mike Bloomberg announced he was running for president and using his own multi-billion dollar fortune to fund the endeavor, the public and media were quick to raise important questions. The former...
In this week's episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, BU sophomore forward Matt Quercia joins Brady Gardner, Paige Mautner, and Patrick Donnelly to discuss a successful week in BU hockey, including a pair...
Gov. Charlie Baker's vaping ban will be replaced by a permanent law passed by the state legislature banning the sale of all flavored nicotine vaping products, which takes effect immediately.
Five BU alumni had no idea after leaving BU they’d be joining the presidential campaigns of three current and former 2020 Democratic primary candidates in the most crowded and diverse primary in U.S. history.
City Council Candidate Julia Mejia defeated opponent Alejandra St. Guillen to win the fourth and final City Council at-large seat after a close race in November triggered Boston’s first recount in 20 years.
BU’s “Goodwill, Not Landfill” program accepts unwanted products from clothing to small appliances from students during move-out and donates the items to Goodwill for reuse.
Friday’s event, “Managing Misinformation About Science,” part of the Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science lecture series hosted by CPHS, welcomed five speakers from around the world to discuss their research in misinformation and ways to ensure the spread of truths in a post-truth era.
