Calendar
Theatre (June 29 through August 31)
Sunday, June 29
- 2:00 PM PATTERN OF LIFE by Walt McGough
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Putting Engineering Know-How to Work July 31, 2014Imagine you’re strolling through the aisles of a supermarket and just as you approach your favorite pasta sauce, a virtual “buy one, get one free” coupon for the product, redeemable at checkout, appears on your smartphone. Rather than having you page through a weekly compilation of in-store offers—that’s so 20th century—the store has delivered the […]
- Live Online Chat for Parents Tomorrow July 31, 2014Going off to college isn’t just a big adjustment for freshmen. It can be an anxious time for parents, too. Tomorrow afternoon, the Parents Program, which is administered by the Dean of Students office, will host a live online radio show that invites parents (and future students, if they are so inclined) to send in […]
- Nightriders July 31, 2014Cycling in Boston, which has more than 60 miles of bike lanes and over 1,000 bike racks, has become more popular than ever before. The city is now one of the most bike-friendly metropolises in America. Capitalizing on the growing enthusiasm, Urban AdvenTours now offers bike tours at night. Their Bikes at Night Tour provides […]
- Trading His Cleats for the Pulpit July 30, 2014The Estadio Banorte is sold out. It’s just a preseason game, but you wouldn’t guess it from the more than 20,000 soccer fans cheering, whooping, whistling, and singing. The sound reverberates around the home of the Club Social y Deportivo Sinaloa—the Dorados—in western Mexico. It’s February 27, 2008, and this is Austin Washington’s Major League […]
- Remembering the “Great War” July 30, 2014A stirring new exhibit timed to coincide with the centennial of the start of World War I has just opened at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). Over There: Posters from World War I includes 50 patriotic posters, many on public view for the first time since 1938—gathered from Britain, France, Germany, Russia, and the […]
