Broadway Singers, a Nazi Sympathizer, and the Doomed Flight of the Yankee Clipper
Americans in a World at War by BU historian Brooke L. Blower shines new light on America before and during World War II through the disparate passengers of a 1943 Pan Am flight
Colleges Are Already Unequal—Will Ending Affirmative Action Make It Worse?
BU sociologist Jonathan Mijs writes that diversity on college campuses is crucial for shaping beliefs and learning about peers in a divided nation
What’s behind Boom of Christianity in China?
Theology scholars and a global network of researchers are using big data to map religion’s history in China and explain its rapid growth
Best of The Brink 2022: 10 Amazing Discoveries and Mind-Blowing Facts
Six Afro-Latino Memoirists That You Should Know
In a forthcoming book, literary researcher analyzes these six authors and their influence over the past century
As Taliban Retakes Afghanistan, Experts Say Biden Administration Made Strategic Blunders
Despite withdrawal of troops, they argue United States must hold Taliban accountable and protect the human rights of Afghans