BU President Robert Brown sent a letter to federal leaders on behalf of BU Oct. 23 to push back against a Department of Homeland Security proposal that could limit how long international students may study in the United States.
Lives around the globe have been transformed by COVID-19, and are now further complicated by worsening climate change. What consequences does the pandemic have on climate-related equity and policy planning?
Though the former vice president is ahead right now, it’s important not to count the chickens before they hatch. The outcome of this race is nowhere near set in stone and, as 2020 has certainly proven, a lot can change in a few short months.
The U.S. economy is performing well based on a variety of measures. Gross domestic product numbers have come in at high rates, the unemployment rate is at historical lows and business and consumer confidence...
“It’s the economy, stupid,” — a famous iteration describing the main (perhaps sole) determining factor in elections. All things considered, the U.S. economy is performing fairly well. Unemployment...
While government agencies tighten their budgets as the U.S. economy recovers from recession, the Federal Pell Grant’s foreseen shortfall in 2014 is now unlikely, and students will still receive government-subsidized...
