Boston University’s Summer Journalism Academy program has been canceled for the summer of 2026 due to a lack of profitability, said the program’s former director, Burton Glass. This is the second consecutive year the program has been cancelled.
The program provided high school students with the opportunity to live on campus for three weeks and learn journalistic skills from BU professors.
The Boston University College of Communication hosted “Sports and the Work of Antiracism" on Wednesday. The discussion featured BU women's basketball coach Marisa Moseley, ESPN senior vice president and editor-in-chief of “The Undefeated” and BU alumnus, Kevin Merida and BU lecturer A. Sherrod Blakely.
The decline of print journalism and the rise of digitalization in the news industry is an inevitable trend, said Martin Nisenholtz, a former senior vice president of digital operations at The New...
A fire in the College of Communication this past Friday sent five people to the hospital for smoke inhalation, caused $500,000 worth of damage and forced WTBU to stop broadcasting. Our radio station’s...
As part of a national movement to end the alleged injustices of adjunct professors, members of the Boston University adjunct faculty are working to unionize.
“The adjunct professors are doing this...
Boston University College of Communication officials are contemplating the creation of specialized required writing courses in lieu of CO201, or Introduction to Communication Writing, that would allow...
The Boston University ad hoc Committee on International Student Experiences and Institutional Impact held a town hall meeting Friday to address issues and concerns of university students, faculty and...
The Boston University College of Communication Division of Emerging Media Studies hosted a reception to celebrate the launch of the new Center for Mobile Communication Studies Wednesday night at the...
Boston University’s College of Communication announced Monday that it will launch an online program this summer to assist Chinese graduate students with their assimilation into the university, the city...
As social media use become increasingly prevalent in contemporary politics, Boston University hosted a book launch Thursday exploring media’s influence on the Obama Administration.
Co-authored by...
Writing centers across Boston University’s campus have seen a hike in the amount of English-as-a-second-language students utilizing their resources.
Approximately 75 percent of the students who visit...
Although Boston University’s College of Communication professors cannot officially require their students to buy digital single-lens reflex cameras for their Visual Journalism classes, some students...
