BUNS Podcast

Today we’ll take a look at our top stories from this week, including the anniversary of the Newbury Street School of Fashion Design and our favorites from HubWeek. Let’s get started so you can start your day.

“Friday Five” is a weekly podcast from the Boston University News Service hosted by the BUNS Editorial Board where we tackle the week’s top stories. Tune in to stay up to date on all things Boston.

FULL COVERAGE:

HubWeek Arepas: http://bunewsservice.com/hubweek-highlights-food-culture/

Newbury Fashion School: http://bunewsservice.com/newbury-street-landmark-school-of-fashion-design-celebrates-85-years/

HubWeek Medical: http://bunewsservice.com/hubweek-device-promises-a-medical-assist-on-your-wrist/

Weekly Wonder MBTA: http://bunewsservice.com/weekly-wonder-mbtas-unreliable-subway-reliability-scores/

HubWeek Silent Disco: http://bunewsservice.com/hubweek-2019-opens-with-popular-silent-disco/

“Between the Bylines” is a weekly podcast from the Boston University News Service hosted by Susannah Sudborough and Hannah Harn where they unpack must-read stories from the past week through the lens of student journalism. Hear how the story was made, from the writers and editors who made it.

This week, we sit down with our Science and Tech Editor Anastasia E. Lennon to talk about last week's climate strike and public health forum.

FULL STORY: http://bunewsservice.com/in-boston-climate-change-forum-gets-personal/

Photo Gallery: http://bunewsservice.com/photo-gallery-youth-climate-change-strike/

Today we’ll take a look at our top stories from this week, including a panel on artificial intelligence, the Cambridge Dumpling Festival, and the latest ban on e-cigarette sales in Massachusetts. Let’s get started so you can start your day.

“Friday Five” is a weekly podcast from the Boston University News Service hosted by the BUNS Editorial Board where we tackle the week’s top stories. Tune in to stay up to date on all things Boston.

FULL COVERAGE:

Artificial Intelligence: http://bunewsservice.com/leaders-in-the-field-of-artificial-intelligence-shatter-misconceptions-and-look-toward-the-future-of-technology/

College Admissions: http://bunewsservice.com/los-angeles-ceo-sentenced-to-prison-as-part-of-college-admissions-scandal/

Dumpling Festival: http://bunewsservice.com/thousands-turnout-for-the-sixth-annual-cambridge-dumpling-festival/

Vaping Ban: http://bunewsservice.com/gov-baker-orders-statewide-ban-on-all-e-cigarette-devices-and-products/

Climate Panel: http://bunewsservice.com/in-boston-climate-change-forum-gets-personal/

“Between the Bylines” is a weekly podcast from the Boston University News Service hosted by Susannah Sudborough and Hannah Harn where they unpack must-read stories from the past week through the lens of student journalism. Hear how the story was made, from the writers and editors who made it.

This week, we sit down with writer Sarah Garcia to talk about new efforts to curb the illegal ivory trade here in Massachusetts.

FULL STORY: http://bunewsservice.com/legislation-aims-to-close-gap-in-massachusetts-ivory-trade-laws/

This week we take a look at potential changes in illegal ivory laws, new regulations for doctors when it comes to vaping-related illnesses, and the newest addition to the Patriots.

“Friday Five” is a weekly podcast from the Boston University News Service hosted by the BUNS Editorial Board where we tackle the week’s top stories. Tune in to stay up to date on all things Boston.

FULL COVERAGE:

Lobster Sales: http://bunewsservice.com/massachusetts-lobster-sales-to-china-down-62-amid-trade-war/

Ivory Trade: http://bunewsservice.com/legislation-aims-to-close-gap-in-massachusetts-ivory-trade-laws/

Vaping Health: http://bunewsservice.com/state-health-officials-order-reporting-of-potential-vaping-related-illnesses/

Beto in Roxbury: http://bunewsservice.com/beto-orourke-promises-boston-latinx-students-a-greater-political-voice-at-collegiate-summit/

Antonio Brown: http://bunewsservice.com/patriots-week-in-review-will-antonio-brown-stay-with-the-pats/

More and more American women are turning to a relatively unknown source for support during their pregnancy. No, not their OB/GYN, but their doula. And as doulas continue to grow in popularity, questions surrounding their role are generating new discussions in maternal healthcare. WTBU reporter Gregory Kantor has the story.

Asian elderly take about 9% of the elderly population in Boston, many Asian elderly came to the U.S. without knowing English. Social workers are working to improve to address this issue and figuring out a way to build activities that serve the local elder Asian community in Boston. WTBU/ BU News Service reporter Yidan Sun has the story.

Editors Alex Macdougall, Matt Niksa, Rickie Houston, Aaron Ye, Naa Dedei Coleman and Mariana Sánchez Gaona join Abby and Sophie to reflect on the accomplishments and struggles of this past semester.

“Between the Bylines” is a weekly podcast from the Boston University News Service hosted by the K. Sophie Will and Abigail Freeman where they unpack must-read stories from the past week through the lens of student journalism. Hear how the story was made, from the writers and editors who made it.

The safety of breast implants has been questioned many times over the past few decades, most recently in late March. Several women spoke out about symptoms and even cancer they believe to have been caused by their breast implants. The FDA held a two-day meeting and concluded that two different implant manufacturers failed to properly conduct required long-term studies meant to track the safety of their implants. WTBU reporter Annacaroline Caruso is in the Plastic Surgery office at Boston Medical Center.

Cigarette butts are a stinking, ugly example of many environmental problems we face. They are plastic litters that get flicked away without a second thought, only to end up on the beaches, rivers, sidewalks, and beautiful places that humans tend to spoil. But for Taylor Lane, they offer an opportunity. Lane is picking up these butts and turning them into surfboards. He is using these surfboards to film a documentary and look for answers to the question, what can I do about plastic pollution? Report by Dan Marino.

Photo Credit to Taylor Lane and Ben Judkins