While some studies have found the overall atmosphere at colleges such as Boston University to be improving for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer students, many have failed to include athletes...

Although higher education institutions across the U.S. continue to struggle to fill openings in mathematics education, according to a survey of colleges and universities, Boston University has not experienced...

An online map tool released Wednesday reveals the impact that Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick’s 2014 budget proposal will have on transportation and education funding in each district if the legislature passes...

Tickets for Charity, a Boston-based fundraising company, will be expanding its concert and sports ticket sales nationally and to Canada by the end of March for the start of the upcoming Major League...

Over-controlling parents may cause depression and other negative psychological effects in college students, according to a recent study. Boston University faculty said this trend of “hovering parents”...

The pre-Broadway business could be headed to Boston thanks to a bill recently introduced to the Massachusetts Legislature. The bill is set to establish a tax credit program for pre-Broadway shows....

“Investing in the stock market is not for the faint of heart,” said School of Management junior Erik Carlson. “It’s a risk.” A number of BU students such as Carlson have dived into the stock...

Boston T riders frustrated by the impact of New England weather on train service may have less reason to worry this winter. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and the Massachusetts Bay Commuter...

In light of World AIDS Day on Thursday, the Community Service Center has offered testing and other activities meant to raise awareness about AIDS prevention, officials said. Project Hope manager Maria...

In its 29th year, College of Communication’s annual Great Debate on Tuesday evening turned into a war of words among panelists over whether Israelis or Palestinians are to blame in the ongoing conflict. About...

Monday marked the beginning of Nanovember, a week-long lecture series organized to raise awareness about nanotechnology and to dispel any myths that may exist about its use, Boston University Students...

Children dressed as princesses, witches and superheroes trick-or-treated with their families at the Prudential Center on Sunday to support the 15th annual Pru Boo. “It’s a great community event...