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Boston University

Willis Wang

How Trump’s rhetoric could cost colleges billions in lost tuition revenue

Global Politics

Walk up and down Commonwealth Avenue on the Boston University campus, and it’s easy to see and hear the presence of international students. The largest percentage of foreign students — here and nationwide — come from China. So when President Donald Trump sounds off, college administrators get anxious.

University of Missouri

Big spending on campus: are pricey amenities driving up costs?

Education
Sociology professor Saida Grundy doesn’t start her new job at BU until July 1, but she already finds herself in the middle of a heated debate.

A professor’s tweets lead to a debate on race and free speech

Education
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