Calendar
All Topics (January 22 through January 23)
Tuesday, January 22
- All Day Julia von Metzsch: Midnight at Coolidge Point
- All Day Student Exhibition-Ashley Teamer
- 8:30 AM Free Sunrise Yoga
- 9:00 AM Graduate Student Exhibition: Trina Turturici
- 11:30 AM BUMC Student Flu Shot Clinic
- 12:00 PM Marsh Chapel: Community Lunch
- DOM Faculty Meeting
- PhD Graduation Workshop
- Center for Global Health & Development Forum
- 12:15 PM Women's Law Association Discussion:"Reproduction Rights 40 Years after Roe v. Wade"
- 1:00 PM Sustainable Careers: A Twitter Chat
- 2:00 PM Express Workshop: Resumes
- 2:30 PM Express Workshop: Cover Letters
- 3:00 PM SE PhD Prospectus Defense of Ebru Aydin Gol
- MA/MS Graduation Workshop
- Time Management Workshop
- 3:30 PM Physics Colloquium
- 4:00 PM Bio-Anthropology Job Search Lecture
- 5:00 PM Dinner with the Dean: Dean Steketee
- Dress for Success brought to you by Men’s Wearhouse and K&G
- 6:00 PM JewQ Meeting
Wednesday, January 23
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- $2.5 Million Gift Creates Maria Stata ProfessorshipThe culture of ancient Greece is alive and well and living conspicuously, for those who pay attention, in the sciences, arts, architecture, politics, and philosophy of our everyday world. Now, thanks to a gift from Maria Stata (CAS’62), that enduring influence will be even more greatly appreciated by students and scholars in the College of […]
- Vanishing from an Archive Near You: History?Arrested in 2010 for a minuscule possession of pot, Connecticut nurse Lorraine Martin had her bust expunged from the court record after agreeing to drug classes. To her chagrin, however, she found employers rejecting her for jobs, for a reason she discovered after googling herself: archived news stories of her arrest, online for all to […]
- Commencement 2013: Before, During, and AfterWatch the setup, celebration, and breakdown of Boston University’s 140th Commencement in time-lapse. […]
- SPH Convocation Speaker: Become “Dauntless Doers”Julie Gerberding inhabits a world of long-winded conference calls and consensus-building meetings. “Ladies and gentlemen,” the former head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been known to interject, “people are dying. Let’s step up. Let’s get the decision made. Let’s move on.” But in offering advice to School of Public Health […]
- Chinese Students Adjust to American EducationLili Gu recalls his initial trepidation at the flood of white faces in his Massachusetts high school when he came to America for 10th grade. There was the hulking football player who noticed that Gu was lost one day and said—here, Gu speaks in a guttural half-grunt—“‘Hey, you want to go to the gym?’ And […]
