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Political scientist Cathie Jo Martin used computational text analyses to study the lasting influence of authors like Charles Dickens on attitudes to education.
A photo essay of two BU employees who live in a campus dorm apartment with their two young children.
Boston University Deaf studies scholar Naomi Caselli has found American Sign Language may have evolved to be easier for signers to recognize signs.
Over time, people make changes to languages they use for a pretty simple reason: to make communication easier, a study of American Sign Language suggests.
The overall gender wage gap hasn’t changed in the Boston area over the past two years, with women earning, on average, 70 cents for every dollar earned by men, according to a recent report from the Boston Women’s Workforce Council (BWWC).