Calendar
Lectures (February 23 through March 6)
Monday, February 24
- 12:00 PM Special Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
- 4:00 PM The Politics of Fear: Analysing Right-wing Populist Rhetoric - A presentation by Ruth Wodak
Tuesday, February 25
Wednesday, February 26
- 11:00 AM Condensed Matter Seminar
- 1:00 PM Impact of an Adapted Smarter Lunchroom Intervention for Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- 3:00 PM Wed@Hariri: Armando Fox uses MOOCs to reinvigorate software engineering education
- 6:30 PM The White House: First Mothers
- 7:00 PM SUITS College Tour
Thursday, February 27
- 12:45 PM The Co-Evolution of the Geosphere and Biosphere
- 5:00 PM Lectures in Criticism: "Comics as Documentary: Words, Images, and War"
- 5:30 PM “Seeds of Hope” Film Screening
- 6:00 PM The Construction of Nueva Cocina Peruana
- 2014 SHPE Regional Leadership Development Conference
- 7:00 PM Discoveries Lecture: The American Bible: How Our Words Unite, Divide, and Define a Nation
Friday, February 28
- 12:00 PM The Passage to Europe - A lunch talk by Luuk van Middelaar
- 1:00 PM Translation and the Work of Mourning
- 3:00 PM MSE Colloquium: Stephen Kuebler, University of Central Florida
Monday, March 3
- 4:00 PM ECE Seminar with Sreeram Kannan
- PENTECOSTALISM AND POLITICS IN BRAZIL: AN EMERGING PLAYER IN AN EMERGING POWER
Tuesday, March 4
Wednesday, March 5
- 3:00 PM Wed@Hariri: Hariri Junior Faculty Fellow Luis Carvalho
- 3:30 PM Particle and Fields Seminar
- 4:00 PM Bioinformatics Student Seminar
Thursday, March 6
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Terriers Psyched for 54th Annual Head of the Charles Regatta October 19, 2018The BU men’s club eight boat had been inching up on Northeastern all race long during last year’s Head of the Charles Regatta, and as the boat approached the Cambridge Boat Club, Sean Dooling knew the Terriers could overtake the Huskies by attacking their port side. But he quickly decided the move wasn’t worth it, as […]
- Designing Stationery for a Diverse World October 19, 2018orn in Sweden and with a South Asian heritage, Annika Sarin was used to not seeing people who looked like her on the greeting cards she bought. And as a mom of two young kids and with a hectic career as a graphic designer, she wanted a more flexible schedule and the opportunity to be […]
- 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 […]
- 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 […]
