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On annual trips to Belize, marine science students study ocean biodiversity amid the world’s second-largest barrier reef
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On annual trips to Belize, marine science students study ocean biodiversity amid the world’s second-largest barrier reef
Russian in Boston offers Terriers an opportunity to learn from, and engage with, older adults of the Russophone diaspora
BU students collaborate with faculty and museum professionals to present an exhibition that highlights the artist’s diverse 17th century neighborhood.
Helena Shenk (CAS’26) spent her summer studying the Alaskan coastline.
Annaka Saari (GRS’21), the creative writing administrator, is on a mission to show others that poetry is for everyone.
Associate Professor of Japanese J. Keith Vincent and his students spent nine years building Genjipoems.org.
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BU Astronomer Chuanfei Dong is helping lead a new mission seeking hints of life in space
Sociologist Patrick Sheehan researches start-up workplaces and “hype culture”
Suchi Gopal, an Earth and environment professor, works to bring the science of location to the world’s most important challenges
Yakeel T. Quiroz studies a rare form of the disease in search of ways to delay, or prevent, its onset
Community Voices: Building Stronger Partnerships Between Academia and Community
Samantha Nadel (GRS`26) is uncovering how ancient communities produced the red dye.
As GLP-1 weight-loss drugs grow in popularity, BU researchers are examining long-term effects on the brain, behavior, and motivation.
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Students translate complex microbiology topics for a public audience, with help from Writing in the Disciplines student fellows.
ChemUnity is bringing BU chemists together beyond the lab for social events, including a popular running group.
Eight CAS faculty members have been promoted to master lecturer and ten have been promoted to senior lecturer.
Researchers discover that the beginning of a gene also determines its end—changing how we understand protein production and disease.
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