Calendar
All Topics (March 1 through March 1)
Saturday, March 1
- All Day Shoayuan Sui
- All Day Cullen Washington Jr.: The Land Before Words
- All Day The Lightning Speed of the Present
- All Day Application Deadline, Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies (ICCS)
- All Day Application Deadline, Summer Study Abroad Programs
- All Day Susan Metrican: Wavy Panes
- All Day February Frenzy - Ubisoft
- 9:00 AM Women Empowered Conference
- 10:00 AM Shabbat Services
- 12:30 PM Student Recital: Ryan Noe, trumpet
- 2:30 PM Student Recital: Emily Potter, flute/piccolo
- 4:00 PM School of Theatre presents THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
- 4:30 PM Student Recital: Yumi Bae, cello
- 5:00 PM Explosion Global
- Explosión Global by Alianza Latina
- Opera Scenes
- 6:00 PM Hojo Open Mike Night
- 6:30 PM Student Recital: Aija Reke, violin
- 8:00 PM School of Theatre presents THE TRAVELING LADY
- BCAP presents OUR CLASS
- New England Philharmonic "An American Anthem"
- Absence
- One Acts Festival
- Elements XIV Hip Hop Dance Competition
- Doubt: A Parable
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Lost in Space April 23, 2018Searching for a place to discuss the latest space news, take photos of distant astronomical objects, watch episodes of Star Trek and Cosmos, or engage in the occasional lightsaber duel? The BU Astronomical Society (BUAS) is the club you’re looking for. Comprising a small but dedicated group of space-loving students, the club, which is affiliated with […]
- New Program for BU Faculty and Staff Focuses on Work-Life Balance April 23, 2018Are you finding it challenging to maintain a proper work-life balance? Want to learn better ways to communicate with coworkers or develop new strategies for professional development? A new program, Choose to Learn Live, featuring industry experts and BU faculty, can help. Sponsored by Human Resources Organizational Development and Learning (ODL) team, the program aims to […]
- Where I’m Coming From April 23, 2018Science, which is supposed to investigate the entirety of the physical and natural world, is missing something. So is engineering. A 2017 National Science Foundation report finds that blacks, Hispanics, women, and people with disabilities are underrepresented in the science and engineering workforce. Listen to the stories of three of them at BU.
- American Academy of Arts & Sciences Elects Michael Hasselmo April 23, 2018Michael Hasselmo, a College of Arts & Sciences professor of psychological and brain sciences, who is known for his pioneering research into memory as well as for his leadership in bringing together neuroscientists from multiple disciplines, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. “It’s a great honor to be part of […]
- 808 Gallery, Stone Gallery Host MFA Thesis Exhibitions April 20, 2018Peer inside the plate glass windows on the northeastern corner of the 808 Gallery and you’ll see what looks like something out of a Barbie doll’s living room: brilliantly hued furniture covered in pom-poms, plush pillows, faux fur, and leopard prints, combined with wall hangings, prints, textiles, and books. The whimsical, eye-catching sculptures are the […]
