Ricardo Calleja said he was 12 years old when he left the political unrest of Cuba behind to immigrate to the United States.
Faced with the task of learning English, adapting to strange foods and...
Two Boston University alumni and a current BU professor were three out of the five $10,000 grants for the city’s inaugural Artist Fellowship Awards, awarded by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture...
Camp Constitution, a Christian organization focused on studying the nation’s heritage, is threatening to file a lawsuit against the City if officials deny the group’s demand to fly a Christian...
Fifty students and faculty gathered at the Pardee School of Global Studies for a conversation on relations between Cuba and the United States Thursday afternoon as part of Pardee’s Beyond the Headlines...
Some good news emerged on Nov. 25 with the death of an iconic dictator, tyrant and socialist comrade. Fidel Castro seized on an opportunity to secure his lasting control of Cuba in the ‘50s during the...
Sometimes people do not realize how precious life is until the unthinkable happens.
Fans of Miami Marlins All-Star pitcher José Fernández learned this the hard way after he died in a boating accident...
Barack Obama recently stepped foot on Cuban soil for the first time since former U.S. president Calvin Coolidge did so in 1928, according to The Guardian. A short while later, history was made again...
There is more media than ever in the world, and we can be linked to more places than ever as information travels across the globe. In many ways, we are more informed of distant places and events than any...
