A caller reported a man followed her into the bathroom at the Tsai Performance Center at 6:50 p.m. Nov. 25. The man left after she asked him who he was. The caller said she saw his legs and he was wearing 'shiny shoes and dark pants.'

As international accusations of the Pakistani government's involvement in the terrorist attacks on Mumbai continue to mount, Pakistani students at Boston University said they are working to reinforce a positive image of their country.

The deans of various Boston University schools and colleges are feeling the effects of the hiring freeze, and though they said they support the policy, they said they cannot wait for it to melt.

Boston University will continue to invest in becoming more environmentally friendly despite the economic crisis, but some professors and officials remain divided about where the environment and the economy should be situated on BU's to-do list.

A BU Central performer died at Boston Medical Center Friday night after complaining of lightheadedness following his set the night before, witnesses at the show said.

Boston University students returning to campus this fall found that they no longer needed to dodge orange cones, search for detours to class or use the morning jackhammer as an alarm, because the Commonwealth Avenue Improvement Project was complete.

Only about 15 percent of each class at Boston University is of Asian descent, but everyone should be aware of last month's terrorist attacks on Mumbai, India, students said.

The Boston University Women's Resource Center hosted a holiday event on the naughtier side last week, providing gift advice and other information for those interested in toys definitely not made for kids.

A BU Central performer died at Boston Medical Center Friday night after complaining of lightheadedness following his set the night before, witnesses at the show said.

While construction is set to finish in June 2009 on Student Village Phase II, the construction freeze has postponed plans for Phase III indeterminably, Boston University officials said.

In response to the increased bicycle traffic on Commonwealth Ave., Boston University officials and students have taken various steps this semester to ensure the safety of those traveling on two wheels.

The crossing at Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street on the Boston University Medical Campus has become increasingly unsafe for pedestrians as new buildings like the School of Public Health crowd the already heavily congested area, students and administrators say.