Calendar
Special Interest to Women (February 20 through April 30)
Thursday, February 28
- 4:00 PM Sustaining Activism: A Brazilian Women's Movement and a Father-Daughter Collaboration
- "Mrs. President" A film by Professor Haeri
Wednesday, March 6
Thursday, March 21
Thursday, March 28
Friday, April 19
- 6:00 PM Women Rock!
Wednesday, April 24
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Hearing Aid of the Future March 7, 2014The White Stripes is one of Erick Gallun’s favorite bands. But years before the rock duo split in 2011, he’d stopped going to see them. Gallun recalls his last, ill-fated attempt, when he was a postdoctoral fellow at BU and the band was performing in a New Hampshire hockey rink. His wife had a great […]
- Capturing a Broadway Legend on Film March 7, 2014Most people know Elaine Stritch mainly as Alec Baldwin’s mother on the NBC comedy 30 Rock. And that’s a shame. Because while the role of Colleen Donaghy showcased the legendary actress’ considerable comedic talents and her irascible, commanding persona—and brought her an Emmy—Stritch is first and foremost a stage actress, who over the course of […]
- Spring Break in Beantown March 7, 2014If exotic beaches, European adventures, or a trip home aren’t spring break options for you, don’t fret. Boston has a lot to offer that’s either free or steeply discounted with a valid student ID. So if you’re staying in town, get out and explore the city. We’ve put together some fun suggestions below. Museums Isabella […]
- David Carr: Journalism Is Still Serious, Just Different March 6, 2014New York Times media columnist David Carr, BU's first Andrew R. Lack Professor, and Bloomberg Media Group chairman Andrew Lack (CFA’68) got together recently to discuss the future of journalism.
- “Challenging Painting as a Three-Dimensional Object” March 6, 2014In his recent works, abstract artist Cullen Washington, Jr., uses repurposed material to create collages, prints, and paintings that draw on his experience and heritage to explore a grander relationship with the unknown. Titled Cullen Washington, Jr.: Land Before Words, a new show at the 808 Gallery focuses on this recent work, created over the […]
