Boston University junior Seher Arora spent just two months in Amman, Jordan, but said it felt like home. She had an apartment, made friends, figured out a routine and was building a life for herself.
But when the United States and Israel launched a joint bombing campaign against Iran last weekend, and Iran retaliated by firing missiles and drones at neighboring countries in the Middle East, Arora’s dream suddenly came crashing down.
In Coldplay’s latest album “Everyday Life,” lead singer Chris Martin and company single-handedly produced a body of work that marks a new, experimental era for the band.
Five Boston University undergraduate students will pursue research in the United States and abroad with the help of grants from the inaugural William R. Keylor Undergraduate Travel Fund.
The fund...
A team of Boston University students and graduates has created an app called Urban Refuge that helps urban refugees in Amman, Jordan locate resources and non-governmental organizations near them.
The United States of America has enjoyed a long history of priding itself for its innovative technological and scientific domination. Indeed, the countless academic, scientific, industrial, mathematical,...
