The 2020 documentary “9to5: The Story of a Movement" — directed by Oscar-winning duo Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar — highlighted the '70s women's movement in Boston where secretaries from across the city protested against unfair wages, sexual harassment and inequalities in the workplace.
WBUR’s CitySpace, will host a screening of the award-winning, feature-length documentary, “Lobster War: The Fight Over the World’s Richest Fishing Grounds.” The film depicts the territorial conflict between Canada and America in which both countries lay claim to Machias Seal Island and the lobster-rich waters around it.
BU’s Off-Campus Housing Fair was held from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Back Court of the George Sherman Union Feb. 13. Tables from Harvard Ave Realty and OffCampusCribs, among others, were present at the fair.
Boston University’s College of Communication will expand its Communications Immersion Program this year to help accepted international students in the COM graduate program adjust to American classrooms,...
David Carr, a columnist at The New York Times who covered business, culture and government in his Media Equation column and a professor in Boston University’s College of Communication, died Thursday...
