September 2007

Boston University News

Class of 2011 Begins the Journey

SLIDE SHOW: At the annual Matriculation Ceremony, President Robert A. Brown urges first-year students toward scholarly research and studies abroad. Read More

Start Me Up

BU’s business incubator brings an entrepreneurial culture to campus. Read More

Ten Days in China

SLIDE SHOW: A summer course led students to discover the culture of five major cities in China. Read More

Speed to Parkinson’s

MED research shows that damage from methamphetamine looks much like Parkinson’s and Huntington’s diseases, and that might lead to better treatment for those afflictions. Read More

Study Supports Biosafety Lab

Reviewers say the current site of the National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories in Boston’s South End tops suburban and rural alternatives. Read More

Alumni News

Red Hot Hockey Goes to New York

Get your tickets now — the BU men’s hockey Terriers head to Madison Square Garden to take on Cornell on Thanksgiving weekend, renewing an old rivalry. Read More

What BU Means to Me

In the second of an occasional series, BU Alumni Council member Heidi Berenson (COM’81) describes how the connections she formed at BU have influenced her career. Read More

Films in a Flash

With only a week to make a film, Hilary Weisman Graham (COM’92) had to act fast in the reality TV show On the Lot. Read More

Survey Says

Alumni stressed their desire for more career networking opportunities and greater communication in response to BU’s spring survey. Read More

Green Acres

Jennifer Cermak (CAS’93, MED’94,’98) is keeping a disappearing way of life alive at Berlin Farms. Read More

 

 

BUniverse

Reunioners

Catch up with the latest videos from campus — ranging from a talk on the art of business by School of Management Dean Louis E. Lataif (SMG’61, Hon.’90) to lectures by Howard Zinn and Andrew Young — on BU’s multimedia resource, BUniverse, which offers round-the-clock access to videos of cultural and scholarly events at BU. Read More

 

 

Did You Know?

BU’s CityLab brings advanced lab science to local high school students, giving them hands-on experience in molecular biology. Read More

 

 

 

 

Special Offer

U.S. Bank’s Boston University Visa Platinum card is the only card that supports BU and helps to fund important alumni and student programs and activities — and it has a limited-time offer. Read More

 

 

 

Spotlight

Come back to campus and join the staff at the BU Office of Development and Alumni Relations. The office has two open alumni relations positions. Read More