BU’s College of Engineering hosted their annual career fair in the George Sherman Union’s Metcalf Ballroom Wednesday. During the fair, students protested outside the GSU in objection to Raytheon, a defense contractor company based in Waltham that appeared at the career fair.
Auschwitz-Birkenau and the victims were honored at the Elie Wiesel Center for Jewish Studies’ “Beyond Duty” event on Sunday, which featured heroic international diplomats who helped in ending Jewish oppression.
Acclaimed journalist Dan Rather, who rose to prominence for his coverage of the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the Watergate scandal, spoke at BU Tuesday evening.
Boston University’s Undergraduate Student Government met Monday to elect committee chairs and discuss an act to address water quality around BU’s campus.
BU’s Center for Career Development and the Questrom School of Business’ Feld Center for Industry Alliances co-hosted Boston University's annual school-wide career fair Feb. 13. According to Louis Gaglini, the executive director of the CCD, more than 1,500 students showed up for the four-and-a-half-hour time the career fair ran.
Boston University held its first joint observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day with the City of Boston Monday. Attendees heard from a number of community leaders including U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley,...
Boston University’s Student Government is providing additional study spaces around the Charles River and Fenway Campuses during the study period and finals week.
SG President Devin Harvin wrote...
The Metcalf Ballroom filled with commotion as a crowd of alumni, students and other Boston University community members conversed as they found their chairs. The audience fell silent once Jonathan Alpeyrie, a war photojournalist, and Bonnie Timmermann, a producer and casting director, appeared onstage.
Boston University professors and students alike gathered in the Metcalf Ballroom to discuss the question of young people in political action and celebrate National Voter Registration Day Tuesday night.
Michael Che of “Saturday Night Live’s” Weekend Update is not a stranger to controversy. In fact, the comedian has continuously and purposefully attempted to upset viewers to get a laugh. Sometimes...
By Noor Adatia and Caroline Hitesman
Boston University Student Government approved a $2,073.50 budget Monday night to cover food costs for the second annual BUNITED conference, a daylong student-led...
