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‘Boston Strangler’ amplifies story of women behind uncovering famous serial killer

Daisy Levine • March 20, 2023

The film, which tells the story of investigative journalists Loretta McLaughlin and Jean Cole, was released Friday on Hulu.

Highlighting The Truth In True Crime | EDITORIAL

Editors • September 25, 2022

Content dedicated to the crimes of serial killers’ past presents a gray moral area.

Student renters charged illegal fees, face tenancy violations

Daily Free Press Staff • April 29, 2021

Tenant inexperience and predatory behavior have contributed to a persistent illegal practices.

EDITORIAL: Bob Woodward missed the journalistic mark by withholding valuable information from the public

Editors • September 11, 2020

Woodward is most famously known for reporting on Watergate — the scandal that shook America so hard Nixon had no choice but to resign from office. Woodward did not hesitate to expose the truth then, and his reasoning for the delay now is shaky.

The Next Four Years: The lessons you aren’t expecting to learn

Meredith Varner • June 12, 2020

As I head into my senior year, I now realize I learned and experienced so much that I never would have expected as an incoming freshman.

EDITORIAL: Trump’s threat of free press motivates, encourages journalists

Editors • November 9, 2016

Now is a period of great unknowns. Donald Trump, previously known only for his reality television ventures and ill-looking spray tan, is the president-elect of the Unites States. The House, Senate and...

Award-winning journalist Mike Rezendes talks “Spotlight,” journalism

Caroline Hitesman • March 2, 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCxiwjmEprs Mike Rezendes, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston Globe reporter and Boston University Class of 1978 graduate, spoke to members of the BU community and the public...