About 150 Boston University students — some standing silently, clad in all-black and holding signs with phrases such as “racism kills,” and others shouting chants at attendees — gathered in 27-degree weather outside the Boston University Track and Tennis Center to protest conservative pundit Ben Shapiro’s talk Wednesday night.
This summer, Boston University’s College of Communication will hold its fifth series of Data + Narratives Storytelling Workshops, a week-long program that trains students and professionals to interpret data sets to improve their storytelling skills. The workshops are the first of their kind in that they are designed for participants with three distinct levels of experience.
The New England Center for Investigative Reporting, partially housed at Boston University’s College of Communication, won two Publick Occurrences awards for stories on prenatal testing and homeowner...
