Dana Ferrante News Today

Arunima Krishna, a Boston University assistant professor, discusses how climate misinformation spreads and how to engage with a climate change denier.

Thomas Perls, director of BU’s New England Centenarian Study, explains how some people live to 100 years old and offers four tips to help you live longer and maybe reach the century mark, too.

BU senior Grace Saathoff and CFA career coach Emily Worden discuss three things graduates can do to help them get their first job after college.

Are autistic girls underdiagnosed in comparison to boys? We spoke with BU researchers Gael Orsmond and Sharada Krishnan for the scientific perspective often missed on social media.

Are we on the verge of another world war? We spoke with Joshua Shifrinson, associate professor of international relations at BU’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies to find out.

What is the future of travel in 2022? We asked Makarand Mody, BU associate professor of hospitality marketing, to shed some light on current travel and tourism industry trends.

In this episode, we talk to Boston University student Irene Kim (@ireneykim) about how she became a TikTok influencer and how she balances her TikTok career with classes and two jobs.

Mark Williams, BU’s Questrom School of Business executive-in-residence and a master lecturer in finance, considers if, and how, President Biden could forgive student loans and the politics of student loan forgiveness.

Questrom scholar Rena Conti says insurers, including Medicare, may have paid more than $130 million last year for ivermectin to treat COVID-19.

Has Joe Biden abandoned Trumpism and populist politics as promised? BU political scientist Lauren Mattioli says it’s complicated.