Unsuitable Litigation: Oversight of Third-Party Litigation Funding
Professor Maya Steinitz from the BU School of Law testifies before the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability on third-party litigation funding on Wednesday, September 13, 2023.
Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Professor Woodrow Hartzog from the BU School of Law testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding regulating artificial intelligence on Tuesday, September 12, 2023.
Class of 2027 Officially Welcomed at BU’s Annual Matriculation Ceremony
President ad interim Ken Freeman addressed students before they celebrated at inaugural Comm Ave Fest.
Young Amateur Athletes at Risk of CTE, BU Study Finds
After studying the brains of more than 150 contact sports participants—mostly football, soccer, and ice hockey—who had died under age 30, more than 40 percent of them showed signs of the degenerative brain disease, including the first American woman soccer player to be diagnosed.
New Noninvasive Light-Based Device Could Help Diagnose Osteoarthritis Early
Knee and other joint cartilage health could be assessed with click of a button; may help prevent further damage—and painful joint replacement surgery.
BU Astronomer Wins Department of Energy Early Career Research Award
Chuanfei Dong’s study of plasma could help answer questions about solar flares, life on other planets, the history of Mars, and carbon-free fusion energy.
Joan Donovan, Nationally Recognized Expert in Misinformation and Disinformation, Joins BU Faculty
After departure from Harvard, social scientist plans to build ‘internet observatory’ of politicians’ online posts.
BU Faculty Combine Academics and Activism—with Social Justice at the Core
Some professors risk criticism, physical discomfort, even arrest, as they take a stand on issues important to them.
The World Is Going Bust: What Is the Sovereign Debt Crisis and Can We Solve It?
BU’s Global Development Policy Center has released a plan to save nations from what a UN secretary-general has called one of “the biggest threats to global peace”.
COM Student’s UROP Climate Project Lands Her a Trip to Washington
Emma Longo’s paper on misinformation and native advertising led to a chance to present at a conference this weekend.