A Notorious Boston Intersection, Mass and Cass, Faces an Opioid Overdose Crisis. BU Researchers Are Turning to Survivors for Answers
New study concludes it’s time to rethink sobriety requirements for housing and offer more harm-reduction options
This Queer Japanese Novelist Disrupted Beliefs about Sexuality, Love, and Friendship
BU literature scholar says that Nobuko Yoshiya’s work from early 20th-century Japan takes on a new sense of importance as book bans target LGBTQ+ literature
How to Talk to Kids about Race and Help Them Make More Interracial Friendships
How Will Anti-Trans Laws Impact Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth Mental Health?
Experiencing Racism Increases Black Women’s Heart Disease Risk, BU Research Finds
POV: Black Youth and Families Are Being Left Behind as We Return to Normal: A Call for Action
Centering families living with permanent effects of the COVID-19 pandemic can create a new normal
Should You Watch the 2022 FIFA World Cup despite Host Qatar’s “Serious Human Rights Problems”?
A BU international relations expert on countries using sports to cleanse their image and whether fans can look past the controversy of Qatar’s migrant worker abuse to enjoy the matches
Human Rights Activist and Music Educator André de Quadros Recognized for Career Dedicated to Justice and the Arts
Chorus America has honored the BU music professor for his years teaching music to marginalized people and communities
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
Five New Studies to Probe Pandemic’s Impact on Vulnerable Urban Populations
BU’s Initiative on Cities is funding research to drive social justice