Calendar
All Topics (November 29 through November 29)
Thursday, November 29
- All Day Human Resources Open Enrollment 2013
- All Day Senior Sculpture Show
- All Day Interview Date: Paytronix
- 8:00 AM 16th Annual Future of Light Symposium
- 9:00 AM One Million Bones
- 9:15 AM Pre-Departure Meeting: Padua Language and Liberal Arts Program
- 10:00 AM Biostatistics Dissertation Defense of Alyssa Beth Dufour
- The Space in Between: Daniel Feldman, Stefanie Klavens, and Lynn Saville
- 11:00 AM Stephen A. Frank: Exploring My Kodachrome Dreams-Photographs from the West, Southwest, & Maine 2010-2012
- 12:00 PM Big Data and Analytics in Healthcare: Career Opportunities, Industry Insights and Just Plain Cool Stuff!
- ID Grand Rounds: "TB Diagnostics" Breakthroughs and New Approaches
- Don't Just Do Something -- Sit There!
- 12:20 PM Marsh Chapel: Common Ground Communion
- 12:30 PM BUCH Fellows' Seminar: Anna Henchman
- 12:45 PM Systems Biology Seminar
- 1:00 PM Genome Science Institute Mini-Symposium
- Landing an Internship Workshop
- 2:00 PM Anatomy & Neurobiology Seminar
- REDCap Users Group
- Innovative Job Search Strategies Workshop
- 3:00 PM Memorial Service for Boston University President Emeritus John R. Silber
- 4:00 PM Pre-Departure Meeting: American University of Beirut Exchange
- Madrid Language and Liberal Arts Program (Level 3), Madrid Internship Program (Level 3), Madrid Management Internship Program Pre-Departure Meeting
- CISE Seminar: Clayton Scott, University of Michigan (Cosponsored with the Statistics and Probability Seminar Series)
- Express Workshop: Preparing for an Interview
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- In the Running: 1897 to 2014 April 18, 2014Like a Wild West gunslinger, he dragged his boot heel across the dirt road, making a line—18 men crouched behind it and waited for his signal. Lacking a pistol, Tom Burke simply shouted, “Go!” It was the first Boston Marathon, and Burke (LAW 1897) was the race’s first official starter—as well as its cofounder. A […]
- Running for a Cause April 18, 2014Last April 15, Kristin Schwarz had nearly finished her shift in Boston Medical Center’s vascular surgery department when her beeper started going off furiously. Two bombs had gone off at the Boston Marathon, injuring more than 260, and people with traumatic injuries were being rushed to BMC’s emergency room. The third year medical student immediately […]
- Marathon Security: What You Need to Know April 18, 2014Backpacks will be banned at all venues involved in this year’s Boston Marathon. Another thing you’ll see less of: runners, as additional barricades will be in place along the entire length of the 26-mile route to give marathoners a wider berth. (This year’s race could draw 9,000 more runners than last year’s.) But you’ll see […]
- Mozart’s Don Giovanni a Wild Ride April 17, 2014Mozart’s Don Giovanni is a wild ride fueled by sex, love, self-delusion, and revenge—set to one of the most achingly gorgeous scores in opera. CFA's production of this timeless tale of a gleeful narcissist runs through Sunday at the BU Theatre.
- BU Student Employees and Supervisor of the Year Honored April 17, 2014More than 10,000 student employees work across the Charles River and Medical Campuses, providing support to the University’s many programs, departments, libraries, offices, and dining halls. Today, two will be honored for their exceptional service at the annual Student Employee of the Year award ceremony at the Castle. Andrew Parlato (CAS’14, COM’14), studen […]
