Politics – Page 2

Protest Addresses “Blurred Lines”

Hours before Robin Thicke’s performance at Agganis Arena, there were crowds of people waiting outside—but most of them were not

A frustrated BU Student Government hosted a town hall meeting for student leaders Tuesday night spurred by concern that the

Up until August of 2013, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had served as the President of Iran for eight long years. If there

“Hello. My name is Ed Snowden. A little over one month ago, I had family, a home in paradise, and

If you have a pulse and an internet connection, you’ve probably heard about the government shutdown that went into place

With the general election for Boston’s mayor approaching, two remaining candidates, John Connolly and Martin Walsh, race to get their

“Professors don’t become liberal, liberals become professors,” Gross said.

There’s a lot that can be said about Allston, which revels in its own infamy over on the western side

With less than two weeks left until the preliminary election for mayor, Boston University welcomed six of the 12 Boston

On Thursday, April 4, the Center for International Relations hosted co-authors Eric Schmitt and Thomas Shanker, who spoke to an

The Food Activism & Justice lecture featuring the Food Empowerment Project (FEP) and key speaker/founder Lauren Ornelas, was more than

Last Friday, the president unveiled his plan for an Energy Security Trust that uses profits from federal oil and gas