Calendar
Varsity Athletics (February 20 through March 9)
Wednesday, February 20
Thursday, February 21
- 7:00 PM Women's Basketball at Albany
Friday, February 22
- 12:15 PM Softball at Citrus Classic
- 4:45 PM Softball at Citrus Classic
- 7:30 PM Men's Hockey vs. UML
Saturday, February 23
- 12:00 PM Wrestling at Rider
- 12:15 PM Softball at Citrus Classic
- 1:00 PM Women's Basketball vs. UMBC
- 2:30 PM Softball at Citrus Classic
- 3:00 PM Women's Hockey vs. UCONN
- 7:00 PM Men's Basketball at UMBC
- Men's Hockey at UML
Sunday, February 24
- 11:15 AM Softball at Citrus Classic
- 1:00 PM Wrestling at Princeton
- 2:00 PM Women's Hockey at UCONN
Tuesday, February 26
- 7:00 PM Men's Hockey vs. Merrimack
Wednesday, February 27
- 3:00 PM Women's Lacrosse vs. UMass
- 7:00 PM POSTPONED: Women's Basketball vs. Maine
Thursday, February 28
- 7:00 PM Men's Basketball vs. Stony Brook
Friday, March 1
- 7:30 PM Men's Hockey vs. UVM
Saturday, March 2
- 7:00 PM Men's Hockey vs. UVM
Wednesday, March 6
- 3:00 PM Women's Lacrosse vs. Dartmouth
Friday, March 8
- 7:00 PM Men's Hockey at NU
Saturday, March 9
- 3:00 PM Women's Lacrosse at Notre Dame
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- CFA Presents Two-Part Pulitzer Winner Angels in America October 18, 2018In the 1980s, America was riven by a Washington-ignored crisis playing out in homes and hospital wards, and in whispers that gradually became angry roars as more people—many gay men—began dying. CFA’s production of the searing exploration of America during the height of the AIDS epidemic, the two-part Pulitzer and Tony winner Angels in America, […]
- Official Red Sox Photographer Captures Historic Season October 18, 2018In 118 seasons of baseball, the Boston Red Sox have never had a better regular season than 2018. They won 108 games, vanquished the New York Yankees in the American League Division Series, and stand on the verge of their 13th World Series appearance. Mookie Betts, Chris Sale, and company have created dozens of magical […]
- Office Artifacts: Leland Clarke October 18, 2018When Leland Clarke’s father died 18 years ago, the College of Fine Arts professor of the practice of musicology and ethnomusicology was tasked with cleaning out his belongings. Among the items he discovered was a scrapbook dedicated to Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood, which included historical photographs, newspaper clippings, church programs, and more, dating from the early […]
- New Self-Lubricating Condom Would Revolutionize Safe Sex October 18, 2018Other than adding flavors and colors, it’s been nearly 50 years since a major advancement in the design of condoms. That may have changed this week when Boston University researchers announced the invention of a self-lubricating condom that could have widespread benefits in preventing sexually transmitted infections and unplanned pregnancies. “Preventing the spread of HIV […]
- BU Alum Aids Marginalized Puerto Ricans October 17, 2018“What did you do during the hurricane?” It was a common question in Puerto Rico in the months after Hurricane Maria made landfall on September 20, 2017. Wilfred Labiosa will tell you that he hunkered down with his partner in their San Juan flat, “trying to fall asleep, which I couldn’t. The apartment was shaking.” […]
