Alexis-Brianna Felix didn’t know what to do when her bill for the Spring 2014 semester at Boston University was due. The College of Arts and Sciences sophomore studying public policy and sociology...

While some economists specialize in bonds or Social Security, Mark Perry, a University of Michigan–Flint professor of economics and scholar at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C.,...

  As students settle into their new schedules, they also face the bi-annual torture of emptying their wallets for a fresh set of textbooks. With the price of textbooks creeping up to record highs,...

I started worrying about the content of my final word the day I was elected Editor-in-Chief. I knew my staff was going to turn out good work, but I was concerned we wouldn’t be remarkable. What if...

Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, Altlanta Olympics bomber Eric Rudolph and Boston Marathon bomber Dhzhokhar Tsarnaev now have more in common than their alleged criminal acts. They all have or had acclaimed defense...

  If Great Scott had couches — or even seats, for that matter — it would have felt as if Sean Bonnette of Andrew Jackson Jihad was playing in your living room Tuesday night. The casual lineup...

While college students might not be their primary demographic, Republican candidates seeking Secretary of State John Kerry’s former senate seat might impress them anyway. A number of Boston University...

Moody’s Investor Service upgraded Boston University’s credit rating to A1 from A2 Wednesday, citing BU’s growing reputation as a prominent research university, according to a Moody’s release. Moody’s...

Boston University School of Medicine professors have discovered that tissues taken from specific cells were not rejected when transplanted into genetically identical recipients, according to a BUSM press...

Two Boston University professors were named as Massachusetts Academy of Science fellows Thursday. Scientific peers nominated James Hamilton, professor at the BU School of Medicine and the College of Engineering,...

Former Boston University President John Silber, 86, died of kidney failure early Thursday morning after a long illness. Silber served as university president for 25 years from 1971 to 1996, and as chancellor...

Boston University School of Medicine received a $250,000 grant from the American Council of Education and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Tuesday for its work in career flexibility for academic physicians. The...