Calendar
All Topics (February 8 through February 8)
Friday, February 8
- All Day Interview Date: TD Bank
- All Day Julia von Metzsch: Midnight at Coolidge Point
- All Day Traveling Terriers: Voyage of Discovery: Wonders of the Galapagos Islands
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- 12:00 AM POSTPONED: Winterfest 2013
- All Day HILLEL BLIZZARD HOURS: 9AM - 7PM
- UNIVERSITY CLOSED DUE TO WEATHER
- All Day Student Exhibition-Molly Rosner
- 7:00 AM Exhibition: The Space in Between
- 9:00 AM 8th Annual Student Art Exhibition
- Graduate Student Exhibitions: Adrienne Stein
- Geriatrics Section Education Conference Series
- 10:00 AM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Fortran Programming, Part Three
- The Doors of Perception: Vision and Innovation in Alternative Processes
- Exhibition: Teaching the Body
- 12:00 PM Medical Grand Rounds: Language barriers and Medical Interpretation: USA 1984-2013
- POSTPONED: Study Abroad Spring Expo
- Frank Korom, "‘We Speak, But No One Listens': The Problems and Prospects of Local/Global Flows in a Bengali Village"
- 1:00 PM Networking 101: Make the Most of Your Connections
- CANCELED: Literary Translation Lecture Series
- CANCELED: Stereotype Threat: Philosophy, Psychology, and the Self
- 2:00 PM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Scientific Python
- Particle and Fields Seminar
- Tongue-Tied and Terrified: Public Speaking Workship
- 3:00 PM Terrier Track New Venture Workshops: The Fine Art of the Pitch
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- BU at the Cannes Film FestivalBaz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby may have grabbed much of the attention at this year’s star-studded Cannes International Film Festival, which wraps up on Sunday. But the annual two-week event also features a roster of potential gems—features, short films, and documentaries from around the world. One of the festival’s lesser-known selections is Halfway Somewhe […]
- CAS’ Appavoo Nabs NSF CAREER AwardJonathan Appavoo has long been fascinated by computers. “They somehow seemed to mimic and reflect our own abilities,” he says. As he studied them in greater depth, he realized “that while they are fascinating machines, their ‘human’ qualities are largely achieved by smoke and mirrors. That being said, their ability to be programmed to do […]
- $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. […]
