With the economy in recession, professors said they have not seen dramatic enrollment increases in finance courses, but they are beginning to notice a greater sense of awareness among their students.

Boston University students who want to enjoy Late Nite Caf'eacute;'s fried delicacies without leaving the (dis)comfort of their dorm-issue extra-long twin beds can now indulge their fatty fantasies.

Boston University's mock trial team will bring their own law and order to the court room at this year's national mock trial competition March 27 through 29 at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn.

President Barack Obama may not sport a beard like former President Abraham Lincoln did, but between the leaders' eloquent speech, Illinois upbringings and influential positions in times of national turmoil, they may be two sides to the same coin, students learned Tuesday night at the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center.

The financial crisis may affect the number of students returning to the same university for their sophomore year of college, which will mark not only the lives of those students, but also individual school budgets that rely heavily on student tuition for operating costs.

The Boston University Student Union Cabinet members will decide within the next few days whether or not to censure Union President Matt Seidel at the next General Assembly meeting after he violated the advocacy group's constitution at the Feb. 9 GA meeting.

College of Arts and Sciences sophomore Rachel Hogue waited in Marsh Plaza on Valentine's Day for her secret admirer to sweep her off of her feet. What she found instead was a group of about 25 students waiting for the same thing.

College of Communication senior Sofi Marshall's dedication to film shows no bounds, friends said after she was nominated for a national film editing award.

Shira Heller said she doesn't have bad hair days. Heller, who teaches area Judaism classes at Hillel House, never has to experience what millions of women go through every day because of the headscarf she wears for religious reasons.

' Latin American music flooded through Boston University's Metcalf Hall where the about 50 attendees said they could not resist dancing to musical combinations ranging from reggae to salsa to cumbia Friday night.

As wildfires continue to rage throughout the Australian bush, Boston University students studying down under have gotten a lesson about living in a country under siege by natural disaster.

Faculty and students sang 'happy birthday' in the George Sherman Union Wednesday to a man who has been dead for 127 years.