Boston|News|
LISTEN: Sounding Off On The Supernatural With Boston's Paranormal Investigator
Anthony Duda is a paranormal investigator based in what he describes as “historic and haunted” Boston, Massachusetts.
BU News Service, News Partner
- Boston, MA
- Website
BU News Service, an award-winning news site, is produced by Boston University journalism students.
Posting Activity
Boston|News|
Vintage Tech On Display At The Byte Shop
When you head into the Byte Shop, in Jamaica Plain, you are not entering any typical computer repair outfit.
Boston|News|
Less Than One-Third Of Registered Voters Participated In Boston's Municipal Elections
“Local elections are generally low turnout affairs, but in particular this is an off-cycle election.”
Boston|News|
Listen: Just Trust The Process, Ep. 2
“Just Trust the Process” hosts Meera Raman and Grayson Rice break down the dramatic two weeks in Bachelor Nation.
Boston|News|
Theaters Are Lit Once More, But With A Thread Of Uncertainty
Back in September, Broadway officially received the green light to reopen after 18 months of darkness.
Boston|News|
A Look Inside The Box: Josef Albers' “Formulation: Articulation”
Stationed in the Stone Gallery, the exhibition is titled after Albers’ last series before his death.
Boston|News|
Somerville's First New Mayor In Almost Two Decades Promises ‘Bold, Inclusive Leadership'
Ward 7 City Councilor Katjana Ballantyne came out on top as Somerville’s next mayor.
Boston|News|
LISTEN: ‘Squid Game' Translations Dilute The Show's Real Meaning
Since Squid Game was released, it has attracted a lot of attention globally.
Boston|News|
Student Door Knockers Say Success Can Be Just One Changed Mind
It took shoe leather and nerve, but a group of Boston University students pounded the pavement.
Boston|News|
Boston For Wu: Michelle Wu To Be Mayor Of Boston
City Councilor Michelle Wu Wu will become the first woman or person of color to be elected mayor of Boston.
Boston|News|
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience At The Strand
“Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” features Van Gogh’s life and greatest paintings through projections, virtual reality, and more.
Boston|News|
What You Need To Know About Boston's Ballot Initiatives
The choice between City Councilors Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George will not be the only decision on the ballot.
Boston|News|
LISTEN: Would A Junk Food Tax Help Or Harm Bostonians?
In some Boston neighborhoods, it can be next to impossible to find grocery stores that offer affordable healthy options.
Boston|News|
LISTEN: How Boston's Mayoral Candidates Use Social Media In Their Campaigns
Four out of five adult internet users have Facebook and if you’re running for mayor, you want to be in front of them.
Boston|News|
A Show About Movement, Starring An Actor With Paralysis
“Colossal” is a show anyone can relate to. It's about relationships, overcoming obstacles, and believing in yourself.
Boston|News|
Can We No Longer Look At Walls? How Our Consumption Of Art Is Changing
As art continually evolves, galleries are devoting spaces for immersive experiences of lights, color, and animation.
Boston|News|
RECAP: Boston Mayoral Candidates Sparred In Final Debate Before Election Day
While the two candidates agreed on the issues Boston is facing, they offered voters divergent paths to progress.
Boston|News|
LISTEN: Discussing Housing In Cape Cod
Bart Tocci holds a conversation with Jay Coburn about the housing situation on the Lower and Outer Cape.
Boston|News|
Wu Details, Fields Questions On Rent Stabilization Proposal During Radio Q&A With Mayoral Candidate
The city councilor defended her plan to implement a system of rent stabilization, something she says is different from rent control.