Update: WBUR Voluntary Program

Boston feds charge Rwandan man in U.S. with lying about his role during the 1994 genocide

Federal authorities in Boston have charged a Rwandan man they accused of repeatedly lying about his involvement in murders and rapes amid the country’s 1994 genocide to win asylum and...

WBUR Welcomes New Board Members

A letter to the WBUR community

WBUR has never been stronger, and our business has never been harder.

WBUR 2023 Annual Report

I’m proud to share some 2023 highlights — in pictures and in words.

2023 Honors and Awards: 2023 Annual Report

We're proud to share a selection of honors and awards recognizing WBUR's editorial excellence and outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. 

A Sustainable Future: 2023 Annual Report

We are executing a multi-year strategic plan to invest in our local news and programming, deepen our relationship with our audience and map out a future for our vital public...

Editorial Excellence: 2023 Annual Report

Our audience relies on us for thoughtful, fair, trustworthy coverage that sheds light, deepens understanding and enriches people's lives. Here are a few highlights from this year.

Collaboration: 2023 Annual Report

Partnering with news organizations that share our values and commitment enables us to share our expertise and ensure WBUR's journalism reaches a wider range of people.

Community Connections: 2023 Annual Report

Serving our community is more vital than ever and the responsibility to serve our broader community has never been more important.

Innovation: 2023 Annual Report

WBUR is delivering stories, news, analysis and experiences in fresh ways to reach more people — loyal supporters of WBUR as well as people discovering us for the first time.

Apply to be WBUR's next Arts Reporting Fellow

Fellows are embedded with WBUR’s Arts and Culture Team and report on local arts and culture news in Boston. The fellow will work with the arts editors to develop local...

Election 2024: Let's start in New Hampshire

WBUR and NHPR join forces for live New Hampshire primary coverage.

WBUR CitySpace announces dynamic winter 2024 lineup

Year-end accolades: 'Violation' featured as a 'can't-miss podcast'

Violation, from WBUR and The Marshall Project, is among NPR One's noteworthy podcasts from 2023.

Announcing the WBUR Festival in celebration of 75 years

Kicking off with a live, local performance of NPR's "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me," the WBUR Festival will take place from Thursday, May 29 through Saturday, May 31, 2025.