OPINION: Scotland Should Thank Their Lucky Stars
Let’s be honest here, Scots should be thanking their lucky stars that their quest for independence failed.
Audio Slideshow: Running With A BU Senior
Pia Cosculluela takes us on a run through the city.
Return of Students Means Challenges for T
It’s that time of year again – students from all over the world have returned to the Boston University campus and MBTA drivers are on the lookout for new riders and pedestrians who don’t always follow the rules.
Increased Number of Shark Sightings off the Coast of New England
With summer quickly coming to a close, you may want to reconsider spending your last warm weekends at the beach. That’s because the shark population off the coast of New England may be on the rise. Twenty-six shark sightings reported this summer and there may be more to come. BU News reporter John-Michael Sedor has the story.
Marathon Memorials Around Boston
AUDIO: On the anniversary of the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings, the Boston Public Library has several commemorative exhibits open to the public.
Mood at the Marathon Finish Line
AUDIO: Reporter Jamie Bologna visited the Boston Marathon finish line this morning to speak with people visiting the site one year after the bombings.
OPINION: Is Banning “Bossy” the Best Option?
A campaign wants to ban the word “bossy” out of fear that young females are not aiming to be leaders in the workplace.
As Deadline Passes, Obamacare Signups Hit Target
Last minute enrollees scrambled for health coverage before the Affordable Care Act’s signup deadline passed. News & Politics Editor Mikaela Lefrak has the story.
Search Continues for Washington State Mudslide Victims
Rescue workers are still looking for victims of last week’s mudslide. Mikaela Lefrak reports.
Healthy Eating Takes Center Stage in National Nutrition Month
AUDIO: March is National Nutrition Month, so reporter Eden Hendricks looked into how college students can eat affordable, healthy foods.