Some international students and scholars applying for visas are reporting some consular posts have begun charging the new $250 Visa Integrity Fee in addition to other required fees ($185 ...
The demand for AI talent has grown faster than the workforce has been able to keep up. For professionals already working in technology, business, engineering or education, that gap represents a ...
The FIFA World Cup 2026 (FWC 2026) officially kicks off on June 11, marking a historic tournament as it is hosted across three nations: Canada, the United States, and Mexico. While the World Cup ...
At the recent BU Spark! Demo Day, students showcased their semester-long data projects, exhibiting not just their technical chops, but also their confidence, professionalism, and presentation skills. ...
The African Studies Center (ASC) at Boston University is one of the nation’s oldest leaders in promoting African language and area studies since its founding in 1953, with federal funding from the US ...
With programs in Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts, Boston University College of Fine Arts offers a wide array of pre-college, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, as well as a range of ...
Boston University’s School of Hospitality Administration (SHA) is changing the way the world looks at hospitality. While hospitality began with hotels, restaurants, travel and tourism, its impact ...
Robert A. Margo is Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, at Boston University; and a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard ...
The mission of the College of Fine Arts is to prepare students for professional work in music, theatre, or visual arts. Emphasis is placed on studio instruction: the focus of the student’s acquisition ...
Romance, dystopian tales, and memoirs explore LGBTQIA+ culture and identity. From BU Today by Sana Muneer. Boston University and the City of Boston are hosting festivals, parades, and more celebrating ...
Assistant Professor of Spiritual Care & Counseling; Co-Director of the Center for Practical Theology ...
In 1869, three Boston businessmen with abolitionist ideals chartered Boston University, envisioning an inclusive, forward-thinking university. In 1872, the School of Law opened its doors, admitting ...