Mr. and Ms. Engineering Marvin Roxas and Ana Sofia Camacho, both College of Engineering seniors, were crowned Mr. and Ms. Boston University at the annual pageant Thursday night. Roxas and Camacho were...

The American Society of Civil Engineers released its 2013 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure Tuesday, giving the U.S. public transportation infrastructure a “D” grade amid Mass. Gov. Deval...

The No. 3 Boston University women’s hockey team has plenty of accomplishments to boast already this season — a regular season Hockey East title, a Hockey East Conference Championship and the 150th...

The Boston University Charles River Campus is over a mile long and boasts more than 10 different residence styles for students to choose from.  The options range from high-rise apartments, historic brownstones...

Despite not having a large advertising campaign, Boston University Intramural Sports  manages to attract thousands of students to participate in sports from basketball to broomball, officials said. “Our...

While several Boston University-based Facebook pages centering on anonymous stories and revelations have captivated student attention, they have also drawn significant criticism for posts some say are...

Swissbäkers bakery celebrated the opening of its new Allston location Thursday night, bringing out many residents of the community who said they are pleased to have the shop in their neighborhood. A...

Graphic by Meredith Perri/DFP Staff Scoring seemed to come easy last time the No. 19 Boston University men’s hockey team took on the University of Vermont. The Terriers scored the first four goals...

After Giga’s Pizza, located at 27 Buswell St. on Boston University’s South Campus, was forced to shut down Sunday, students said they both rued the loss and praised Giga’s for its service and convenience. Owner...

With Boston named the “drunkest” city in America by the Daily Beast for the second year in a row, health professionals said the drinking trend is a cause for concern. “The statistics worry me,...

Photos by Ben Brondsky

Copyright infringement cases, such as the recent University of California, Los Angeles case in which the university was sued for streaming videos to students, can be excused for educational purposes,...