Boston University junior Seher Arora spent just two months in Amman, Jordan, but said it felt like home. She had an apartment, made friends, figured out a routine and was building a life for herself.

The U.S. and Israeli governments began a major joint strike campaign on Iran early Saturday morning. The initial attacks ...

The National Association of Women in Construction, or NAWIC, held its 66th annual Women in Construction Week from March 1 to ...

When you talk to members of the Boston University softball team, currently in the preseason of their campaign for a fourth ...

Oftentimes, the most memorable cinematic moments occur when our favorite songs play, blending two iconic art forms. In all of ...

When tallied against the sheer number of its victims, light pollution is undeniably one of the most pernicious forms of ...

In one corner of TikTok, young men analyze jawlines, discuss the best cosmetic surgeries and give “sub-five normies” advice ...

As Boston enters peak rental market season, students seeking off-campus housing this spring are running into high costs and ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the Office of Participatory Budgeting announced Feb. 20 the eight winning proposals to be implemented in the city. The proposals were voted on by Boston residents, and ...

In today’s digital age, why has there been a rise in monopolistic companies like Google and Uber — something not seen since the late 1800s? Boston University professor Marshall Van Alstyne says he ...

The following reports were taken from the Boston University Police Department’s crime logs from Feb. 22 to Feb. 28. Boston ...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed the “Aligning Senior Service College Opportunities with American Values” memorandum on Feb. 6, which will limit the department’s ties with elite institutions, ...