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

Boston University Dean of Students Kenneth Elmore and BU Police Department Chief Thomas Robbins discussed safety issues facing BU students Tuesday night, including gunmen on campus, cell phone robberies and fire policies.

In addition to the writing essays and reading textbooks, College of Arts and Sciences senior Analuz Vizarretea puts on his headphones each night when it comes time to do his homework, and listens to 'Hey Jude,' 'Eleanor Rigby' and 'Here Comes the Sun.'

The first step toward breaking racial barriers was taken when Barack Obama was elected president, Benjamin Chavis, Jr. told students at Boston University's Howard Thurman Center Tuesday.

Students should know how to combat anti-Israel propaganda and misinformation, especially in the face of recent developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, David Project Center for Jewish Leadership Educator Ari Applbaum told about 15 Boston University students at BU Hillel House Tuesday.

After police responded to the report of a suspicious and potentially armed man last Wednesday at the College of Arts and Sciences, Boston University students said they were stunned to learn that BU lacks a lockdown policy aside from the BU Emergency Alert Service for emergency situations.

Many Boston University students watched the Terriers win their 29th Beanpot last night. Unfortunately for the BU Student Union, some of those spectators included General Assembly voting members.

College students' own real life Gossip Girl website, Juicy Campus, left its last XO Feb. 5. In an open letter posted on the site by Juicy Campus founder Matt Ivester on Feb. 4, he said the site could not keep up with economic demands.

When human rights activist Dr. Gregory Stanton was crossing the South African border during apartheid, he refused to mark off any boxes labeled 'race' on his immigration slips.

School of Law students had a reason to take their noses out of their books, stop hiding out in the library and put on their dancing shoes Monday night to salsa dance.

The Sargent Coalition met for the first time this Saturday to discuss possible solutions and alternatives to Boston University's decision to close the Sargent Center for Outdoor Education this August, including possibly using the 700 acres as a green job training center.

Hundreds of Boston University students lined up Sunday night, not for an Apple iPhone or Jonas Brothers tickets, but for the chance to volunteer.