U.S. News & World Report has ranked Boston University 34th in its latest compilation of the best national universities in the United States—BU’s highest-ever placement on the 43-year-old list and an ...

The fall semester is in full swing, and so is BU Sustainability, which is hosting two Sustainability Festivals featuring food, prizes, lawn games, resources, and opportunities to engage with student ...

This fall, 3,706 freshmen begin their careers at Boston University. The Class of 2030. They hail from 87 countries and 48 states, as well as the District of Columbia. Over the coming weeks, we’ll ...

More than 3,700 freshmen have been crisscrossing the Charles River Campus this fall, and they’re already learning the essentials of life at Boston University: how to navigate the T and the BU Bus, how ...

Welcome to the Terrier Starter Kit, your one-stop shop for everything you need to know about jump-starting your Boston University experience. Learn where to eat, the perks of your BUID, hacks for ...

In elementary school, Arielle Tritto knew what she wanted to be when she grew up: president of the United States. By middle school, she had settled for becoming a lawyer, a dream she still holds today ...

Welcome back, Terriers! With classes now in full swing, it’s a great time to explore involvement opportunities on campus beyond the classroom. Fortunately, the BU Student Leadership & Impact Center ...

A world-renowned immunologist and molecular biologist, Colin Duckett has joined Boston University as its new provost and chief academic officer, effective July 1. He arrived from Duke University, ...

Hey, new Terriers! Welcome to Boston University! Starting college and moving away from home? That’s a big leap. Sometimes, it can feel like jumping into the deep end—which is why we’ve put together a ...

It happens each year at the end of August. Seemingly overnight, Boston University’s Charles River and Fenway campuses are transformed from their summer reverie into bustling metropolises as 11,500 new ...

Three new, highly interdisciplinary master’s degree programs in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences will prepare students to help drive three of today’s most in-demand fields: quantum computing, ...

A study of nearly 20,000 National Football League (NFL) players has found they are four times more likely than the general population to die of neurodegenerative diseases, including amyotrophic ...