A sleep expert offers tips on how you can better adjust to daylight saving time, which takes place on Sunday at 2 a.m. […] More
Members of the Massachusetts House and Senate approved a bill Thursday that criminalizes the taking and dissemination of “upskirt” photographs. […] More
Commentary: The death of the oldest-known Holocaust survivor is a reminder of the dwindling number of survivors living today and how the history of this time will live on. […] More
President Obama landed at Logan Airport this afternoon to attend fundraisers in Boston and Cambridge. […] More
AUDIO: Boston University students protest Robin Thicke's concert at BU. […] More
Comcast has been making headlines lately, as it plans a merger with Time Warner. […] More
News & Features
State officials announced new security measures for the 2014 Boston Marathon. More
VIDEO: After transitioning from the club level to a division one sport, the BU's Men's Lacrosse team is struggling to attract fans. Melissa Adan reports. More
On Saturday, a pre-St. Patrick’s Day party near the campus of University of Massachusetts in Amherst turned violent, forcing police to take action and arrest more than 70 people. More
The Scandinavian Cultural Center in Newton welcomes a new Steinway piano which will turn the venue into a concert hall. World-renowned Steinway artist Michael Lewin played the piano in front of a dazzled audience in the inaugural performance on the Steinway. More
AUDIO: Jamie Bologna reports on Chief Justice Ireland's announcement of his retirement from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. More
AUDIO: A panel of public health experts discussed gender violence and war crimes in the Congo at BU's Global Health Reporting conference Friday. Claire Felter reports. More
The Brighton IHOP doled out free pancakes Tuesday in honor of National Pancake Day. Customers were encouraged to donate to Children's Miracle Network. More
The 86th Academy Awards were somewhat of a disappointment according to reporter Alistair Birrell. Here's why. More
AUDIO: BU News Service Editor Jamie Bologna reports on Disney's decision to cut funding to the Boy Scouts. More
Science
Exposure to toxic venom hardly seems like a recipe for alleviating pain, but the proteins in snake bites and bee stings might represent a safer alternative to opioids.
In the wake of the controversy surrounding Richard Sherman's comments following NFC championship game, the Seattle receiver blamed his action on adrenaline. But can adrenaline make you say things you don't mean?
In the midst of one of the snowiest winters in recent memory, the struggle to keep roadways clear has relied heavily on salt. But what exactly happens when NaCl meets H2O?
Special Reports
The nation paused to remember on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, a son of Massachusetts. BUNS responded with special coverage from Boston, Washington and Dallas.
On a day that’s normally joyous as runners cross the Boston Marathon finish line, BU News Service switched from chronicling triumph to reporting a tragedy.
BU News Service traveled to Washington, DC, to cover the second inauguration of President Barack Obama.
BU News Service Wins Awards
BU News Service took home two Online News Association awards for our coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Full List of Winners
Video Highlights.
Bombing Special Coverage