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Massachusetts must close persistent equity gaps whereby white students are more likely to complete a college degree, wrote President Frederick W. Clark Jr. in an opinion column. .

Persistence helped Dr. Wendy Champagnie Williams go from dropping out high school to earning her PhD and teaching at BSU. Read more in .

President Frederick W. Clark Jr. spoke with NBC10 Boston about the importance of providing financial support to students. Watch the .

Dr. Arthur Lizie, a professor of communications studies, is featured in a Forbes article about his new book, Neil Young on Neil Young: Interviews and Encounters.

Dr. James Leone, a professor in the Department of Health and Kinesiology, spoke with The Philadelphia Inquirer about why men tend to take worse care of their bodies than women.

BSU is welcoming lawyer Walter Prince and photojournalist Francis Giles as trustees this academic year. .

President Frederick W. Clark Jr. told the Future of Work Commission that higher education institutions must "forge better and deeper partnerships with businesses." 

Some students at Fall River's Durfee High School take classes at BSU through Massachusetts' early college program. .

Dr. Todd Harris, an associate professor of management and marketing, spoke with The Enterprise and the Taunton Daily Gazette about the causes of the labor shortage and what companies should do in response.

Dr. Melissa Winchell, an associate professor in the Department of Secondary Education & Professional Programs, spoke with The Sun Chronicle about masks, mental health and finding reliable COVID-19 information.  

Dr. Brian Frederick spoke about whether the number of representatives in the U.S. House should be higher. Read more in  and .

The Enterprise wrote about Dr. Caitlin Fisher-Reid, an associate professor of biological sciences, and her project to capture images of wildlife on campus.