The Boston University field hockey team (6-10, 3-3 Patriot League) fell in its regular season finale against Cornell University by a score of 2-1 on Sunday afternoon at New Balance Field.
Tianyu Wang, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering, is more than just your course lecturer — he is a neuroscientist and Chipotle regular who recently received a $2.5 million grant for his research. The grant, from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, was to advance a research project he is conducting with professors from Yale University and Cornell University to improve deep tissue imaging inside the brain.
Boston University’s men’s ice hockey team fell 2-1 to Cornell University Big Red at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Despite several power play opportunities in the third period, the No. 5 Terriers...
On Monday night, Boston University Student Government proposed a bill to remove Starbucks from campus and discussed the responsibilities of at-large parties in the Senate.
By Anna Albrecht, Arts & Community Editor
• October 25, 2023
Marshall Van Alstyne, a Questrom School of Business professor of information systems, and his team, received a $550,000 grant from The National Science Foundation to “explore the question of using markets to address misinformation.”
For some, being a fan of Boston University hockey means a whole lot more than just cheering on their Terriers. It's a way of life and something that ties you to every other diehard fan that's ever stepped foot in Agganis Arena.
After winning Hockey East and defeating Cornell in the NCAA regional final, the men's ice hockey team is Tampa bound to face the University of Minnesota in the Frozen Four semifinal.
By Chloe Patel and Brendan Nordstrom
Boston University sports teams compete at the Division 1 level in the Patriot League, except the men’s and women’s ice hockey teams — who compete in the...
In this week's episode of THT, Belle, James and Caroline discuss the men's side's tough losses to ranked teams and highlight key players and their contributions on the big stage at Madison Square...
A protest demanding the removal of Kappa Sigma’s university affiliation held last Saturday brings new questions to light about the place of fraternities on our campus and in our broader society.
