Activists, addiction experts share thoughts on Mass/Cass during National Recovery Month

By Madison Mercado • September 9, 2021

Mass/Cass, a center of the opioid epidemic in Boston, sparks debate during National Recovery month.

BU hosts symposium on immigrant health care, advocates health equity for all

By Yiran Yu • April 16, 2021

For World Chagas Day, BU experts spoke at a symposium on the importance of immigrant health care.

Innovate@BU hosts 21st New Venture Competition for social impacts

By Divya Sood • April 15, 2021

Twelve student ventures will compete Friday for grant money to fund their innovative ventures.

EDITORIAL: Vaccine passports are reasonable and necessary, but come with risks of disparity

By Editors • April 6, 2021

Vaccine passports can be inequitable, but are ultimately inevitable for safe travels and normalcy.

BU extends test-optional admissions policy until Spring 2023

By Sam Trottenberg • February 23, 2021

Boston University announced it would extend its test-optional admissions policy for Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 applicants, nearly a year after the school initially made this decision.

Healey sues Trump administration over new contraceptive regulations

By JenRacoosin • October 12, 2017

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey sued President Donald Trump’s administration Friday over new regulations which would allow employers to deny their employees contraceptive health coverage...