Yang spent five years in prison when he was caught in China with fake identification papers.
How Travis Roy Rebuilt After a Tragic Hockey Injury
Travis Roy became paralyzed just 11 seconds into his BU hockey career.
Oscar Mayer Heir Explains Why He Gave Away All His Money at Age 26
Chuck Collins emptied his trust fund and started fighting income inequality when he saw the wealth gap first-hand.
Marathon Bombing Survivors Reflect on Recovery Journey at Documentary Screening
Patrick Downes and his wife, Jessica Kensky, each lost a leg in the Marathon bombing in 2013.
Student Assembly Votes Down Resolution on Pro-Life Activism
The resolution called for UGBC to acknowledge and recognize “pro-life activism” as a “legitimate and important form of advocacy.”
AHANA Trustees Push for Focus on Diversity
BC added a second voting African American trustee, Steve Pemberton, BC ’89, in the fall.
Rogers Talks Religion, Freedom, and Common Good
Rogers believes that it is the duty of government officials to speak out against actions that infringe on religious freedom in America.
Democratic Socialist Group Seeks to Become a Registered Student Organization
The group was created by Joshua Behrens this week and already has more than 20 members with dozens more expressing interest.
Black History Month Celebrations Close With Web Series Presentation
Friday night’s celebration of Black History Month included song, dance, and poetry.
Downs Talks Often-Ignored Post-Emancipation Struggles of Former Slaves
“The story of freedom, the story of emancipation, led to enormous death.”