Senior citizens hit the books with BU’s Evergreen program Sitting in a lecture hall in the Kenmore Classroom Building, Neil Glazer listens to the professor discuss the fall of the Ottoman Empire on...

The specialty Greek organizations on Boston University’s campus have seen a rise in interest from the BU community and therefore, higher recruitment numbers, student officials said. Katharine Volpe,...

Around the world today, 884 million people don’t have access to clean water, 1.29 billion live on less than $1.25 a day, 925 million are malnourished and approximately 22,000 children die each day from...

The results of a study finding an increase in the number of full-time students who are also employed can be attributed to a desire to minimize loans and debts, BU officials said. “If you’ve already...

After Massachusetts opened its doors to the gaming industry in 2011, 11 firms have applied to receive extended gaming licenses to expand into Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has received...

With seemingly endless festive affairs, including low-cost shows, dining deals and numerous free activities, Boston has embraced the holiday season with the ninth annual Mayor’s Holiday Special. Boston...

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Rider Oversight Committee met on Monday to review plans regarding renovations to current T stations, particularly the station at Government Center. The...

A number of Boston University students said they would benefit from using the new bus services provided by Student Government for holiday travel to Logan International Airport and South Station. With...

As thousands of trick-or-treaters don ghost costumes on Wednesday, Boston Paranormal Investigators founder Thomas Elliott said specters do not actually celebrate Halloween. “They inhabit an alternate...

Despite Boston University receiving a “C” in What Will They Learn’s rankings of core requirements, a number of students and officials said the review does not accurately reflect the quality of BU’s...