One afternoon, Josh Prinzo was escorted onto a bus and taken to a wilderness camp with no prospect of returning home for seven months. The BU senior became one of hundreds of teenagers forced into a behavioral facility for rebellious teenagers.
Colombia has the biggest Black population in a Spanish-speaking country. Despite this, Afro-Colombian music and backgrounds are not well-documented in American society, according to Boston University assistant...
People of color often are mis- or underrepresented in history books, and in the arts, that’s no exception.
Jerome Harris, a professional graphic designer who curated the traveling exhibition “As,...
The 2020 census has closed, and the demographic data collected this year will shape the landscape of political representation in the country for another decade.
The census, conducted by the U.S....
Millions of Americans will have decided the next president by Tuesday night, and in an election as heavily contested as this year’s, a number of socio-political issues prevail on voters’ minds, including that of DACA.
The United States is one of the only developed countries without universal health care, and expert Rosemarie Day has some solutions for that growing issue.
In the wake of a reinvigorated Black Lives Matter movement, Boston University’s Cinema and Media Studies Program focused this semester’s film series discussion on “Protest Cinema.”
The series...
When classes often rely on group performances, remote instruction becomes much more difficult. On Wednesday, CFA professors spoke about how this hybrid learning shift has changed their curriculums.
