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Melanie Martinez sings to the crowd. RANIA ELOUAHI/DFP STAFF Devil horns, painted faces and lace outfits transformed TD Garden into a dark, dystopian world July 21 for the fifth stop of Melanie Martinez's international "HADES: THE SACRIFICE" tour. Thousan

Boston University will pay more than $104.3 million to the city of Boston over the next five years, the largest Payment-in-Lieu-of-Taxes agreement in the city's history, Mayor Michelle Wu's Office announced Tuesday. Boston relies heavily on property taxes

Boston University administration appealed an arbitrator's decision May 19, which ruled it violated its contract agreement with the union representing resident assistants on campus. The University appealed after the union filed a grievance accusing the Uni

May 16 was a day of firsts at Rhode Island's Centreville Bank Stadium: the Women's Lacrosse League played its first-ever regular-season games after two shortened championship series, while the Premier Lacrosse League played its first games in the Ocean St

Over 20,000 guests gathered in the grandstands and on-field seats of Nickerson Field to celebrate Boston University's Class of 2026 at the 153rd All-University Commencement ceremony. Under a clear sunny sky with sweltering heat, leaving many reaching for

Six runs in the fourth inning sealed the deal for the BU softball team to claim a four-peat of Patriot League titles, winning every championship since 2023. As the top seed of the tournament, the Terriers hosted at BU Softball Field, and they started the

A Chelsea man connected to Boston University pleaded not guilty on Friday after being arrested and charged with harassing and threatening BU campus, students and deans, court records show. Maximillien Sajous, 29, was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court, B

When Boston University sophomore Kevin Kasozi Nkutu Kirunda was 17 years old, he watched his high school soccer coach, Coach Kane, battle colorectal cancer. To show support, the school wore white t-shirts with "#KaneStrong" written in blue, the color of c

Some global issues may never change. Social and political decline, misdistribution of power, violence and stratification of resources are just some of the glaring problems societies face around the world. We tend to ask ourselves, "Why is this happening?"

Long gone are the days of the snake oil salesmen and pseudo-scientific remedies that promised treatment for made-up conditions, yet remnants of these practices remain today. Conversion therapy is when a person, usually a minor, undergoes counseling that a