Urban Agriculture On Rise
Farming in the city may seem counter-intuitive, but the trend of urban agriculture is on the rise. Boston is no exception.
Farming in the city may seem counter-intuitive, but the trend of urban agriculture is on the rise. Boston is no exception.
As the end of the year and final exams approach, some students get less productive and find ways to put off work. Reporter Ben Levine ruminates on the art of procrastination.
The landlord of the overcrowded Allston house could be facing criminal charges after a fire Sunday that killed one BU student and injured fifteen other residents. Authorities issued a citation stating that the owner failed to follow proper inspection guidelines.
Today marked the one week anniversary of last Monday’s fatal Marathon Monday bombings. A minute of silence was conducted in front of Boston University’s College of Communication to honor the victims. Sandeep Chandrasekhar has the story.
Being diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease and living a normal life as a student can sometimes seem at odds. Patrick Thomas reports on several students living with chronic diseases at BU.
A historic New England industry is in jeopardy, as local cod fisherman fight to have draconian new catch quotas rescinded. Environmentalists claim their research proves serious species depletion.
BUTV 10’s Samantha Fama caught up with the BU women’s tennis team as they wrap up their season this month.
Researchers in Boson University’s so-called bioterror lab are likely to start working with a deadly infectious disease next September, which has the community on edge. BUTV 10’s Alex Shi spoke with the lab directors about what they’re doing to calm those fears.
Located in Somerville’s Union Square, Fringe Union describes itself as “a 7,500-square-foot creative business incubator and co-working space.”
BUTV’s Mike Neff reports live with Mayor Menino and attendants at yesterday’s rally at Boston’s City Hall.