The scream of a young mother of nine children in a Harlem hospital one night is still vivid in pro-choice activist Bill Baird’s mind. The memory of the mother, who bled to death after she attempted...

Bibi Aisha, an Afghan girl, lacks ears and a nose because they were cut off at 17-years-old when she could not escape her arranged marriage to a Taliban member old enough to be her father. In the world...

Thirty Boston University students gathered at BU Central Tuesday night to discuss Occupy Boston’s efforts in what College of Arts and Sciences junior Demarius Walker called “democracy without the...

About 70 students gathered in BU Central Tuesday night for an open mic night and slam poetry competition hosted by Speak for Yourself, a spoken word poetry group at Boston University For one hour any...

While most students may only dream of meeting their favorite celebrity, Boston University’s Howard Thurman Center is giving select students the chance to sit down, have lunch and chat with big names,...

Freshmen and returning students alike won’t have to go far to find ways to entertain themselves this fall. The Student Activities Office, Programming Council and Student Union all have scheduled on-campus...

While most parents expect their children to complain about the dreaded SAT upon entering their junior year of high school, College of Communication professor Sam Kauffman chose to support his daughter’s...

When 12-year-old Christos Couturier was hospitalized for surgeries related to down syndrome, College of Communication alumna Mary McManus wanted to lend a helping hand. Inspired, McManus planned a benefit...