This midterms week, more and more sleep-deprived college students are turning to sleeping medication to find a slumber solution.

Boston University alumni and their friends and family chiseled away on large ice blocks Saturday at Winterfest 2009, creating frozen sculptures ranging from Rhett angrily chasing after Baldwin, the Boston College eagle, to am icy replica of Super Grover.

Creating a business requires extensive research and planning, but, as Walden Media President Michael Flaherty told about 25 Boston University students Friday, 'it's all about risk-taking.'

If Matthew Hajek had to guess what would happen to him if he were caught drinking alcohol at Boston University, he would not be able to give a definitive answer.

The Recording Industry Association of America's case against Boston University graduate student Joel Tenenbaum was postponed again Tuesday because of new developments involving streaming the trial live on the Internet.

Why did the freshman soccer player cross the road? To get to the party in West Campus!

A caller reported a person in the Charles River by the BU Bridge at 12:26 p.m. Feb. 13. BUPD found nothing at the scene.

College of Arts and Sciences sophomore Angela Aherrera said whenever a professor gives her a C, a score considered average on most scales, she gets upset and goes to talk to the professor.

Boston University School of Medicine Dean, who also serves as provost for the medical campus, Karen Antman met with the Minority Association of Pre-medical Students on Tuesday to discuss challenges facing minority students hoping to attend medical school.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon recognized Boston University international relations professor Adil Najam's career work in the areas of development and climate change with a nomination to the U.N. Committee on Development Policy on Feb. 10, which members of the U.N. Economic and Social Council voted to accept.

Fewer nonprofit employers turned out for this year's Nonprofit Career Fair at the George Sherman Union Tuesday, a sign of a more sparse and competitive job market, organizers said.

The Ski and Board Club's trip to Quebec last year filled two 55-person buses and had a waiting list of nearly 40 people, Boston University Ski and Board Club Treasurer Jason Sifre said.