Boston University

Research

The finding that immigrants commit fewer crimes than native Americans is not “particularly controversial,: says Christopher Salas-Wright.

Immigration

Immigrants Commit Less Crime, President Trump

May 11, 2017

Boston University students study for final exams at Mugar Library

Mugar

Behind the Scenes at Mugar Memorial Library

May 8, 2017

Ann McKee, director of BU’s CTE Center

Science & Technology

Court Rules for BU, against NHL in CTE Case

April 28, 2017

Science advocates in Copley Square in February 2017 for a Rally to Stand up for Science.

Science & Technology

To March or Not to March for Science?

April 20, 2017

Sally Bachman

Public Health

Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health Director Named

April 18, 2017

School of Public Health, Talbot Building

University News

BU Named “International Powerhouse” by Times Higher Ed

March 27, 2017

Boston University’s NEIDL still needs permission from the Boston Public Health Commission before conducting Biosafety Level 4 research.

NEIDL

Boston Public Health Commission to Consider NEIDL Research Request Tonight

March 6, 2017

Joseph Rezek

Politics

“Hail to the Chief” Is No Simple Fanfare

March 1, 2017

Tara Galovski and Amy Street sitting at table

Wellness

Easing Transition to Civilian Life for Women Veterans

March 1, 2017

Kenneth Rothschild poses in front of whiteboard

Physical Science

CAS Physicist Chosen for National Academy of Inventors

February 21, 2017

Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable speaking at BU

Public Policy

SPH Symposium Tackles Health Inequities

February 6, 2017

Christopher Moore (left), Travis Roy (center), LaDora Thompson (right)

Accolades

Inaugural Sargent College Travis Roy Professor Named

January 27, 2017

students having discussion at table

Science & Technology

Why Arguing in Class Makes for Good Science

January 18, 2017

neon liquor store sign

University News

SPH Study: Alcohol Policies Contribute to Suicide Prevention

December 14, 2016

Photo of Kyna Hamill sitting on a chair

Arts & Culture

“Jingle Bells” History Takes Surprising Turn

December 8, 2016

cell culture in petri dishes

Disease

POV: Unregulated Stem Cell Clinics Pose Real Threat

December 5, 2016

Cathie Jo Martin and ntern Ben Getchell sitting in a room at a meeting

Computers

SAIL: A Resource from Literature to Medicine

November 30, 2016

Jessica Stern, terrorism expert at Boston University Pardee School of Global Studies

Science & Technology

Explaining Violence: Lessons from Terrorists

November 14, 2016

Casey Taft of Boston University School of Medicine, Emily Rothman of Boston University School of Public Health, Megan Bair-Merritt of Boston University School of Medicine

Relationships

Explaining Violence: Intimate Partner Violence

November 13, 2016

Melissa Holt and Jennifer Green of Boston University School of Education

Research

Explaining Violence: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience

November 12, 2016