It’s registration season! Today on East to West, we cover students with dietary restrictions commenting on BU dining options, students commenting on President Biden’s first year, WBUR Cityspace...
The early 2000s phenomenon of redshirting, which encouraged parents to send their kids to school early in development, had more negative consequences than previously thought.
The paywall problem requires a delicate, balanced solution. Readers are responsible for financially supporting publications if they are able and publications are responsible for prioritizing public, reliable news over profit — if possible.
In a society where people are unheard by those in power, the only thing left to do is to defy that power — regardless of how the act of doing so violates societal norms.
A free press is a crucial tenet of democracy. So while this may look like just another one of Trump’s hissy fits, it sets a dangerous precedent for the institution’s freedom to critique the country’s politicians. President Trump must understand that he is not a celebrity, and occupies the single most powerful office in the world. He does not need to be well-liked, so long as he executes what is objectively in our national interest.
NPR host Steve Inskeep, author of “Imperfect Union,” in a live recording of the program “On Point” with WBUR host Meghna Chakrabarti at WBUR’s CitySpace Thursday night, shared stories of John C. Fremont, a 19th century politician, in an effort to better understand current affairs and their relation to prior American strife.
In an interview with Tonya Mosley at WBUR’s CitySpace Wednesday, Andrea Bernstein shared insight into the Trump and Kushner families’ corruption and what she called their flawed histories.
