Calendar
Arts (April 13 through April 15)
Saturday, April 13
- All Day MA Art Ed Thesis Show
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- All Day The Medieval Singer's Art: An Introduction to Liturgical Chant and Vernacular and Latin Song (9th-13th Centuries)
- 12:00 PM PRC 2013 Student Exhibition
- 1:00 PM Exhibition: Simultaneity
- 3:00 PM Miscast
- 7:00 PM TFE Presents ADDvertisements
- 7:30 PM Sankofa: The Emerald Celebration
- Terpsichore's Spring Concert
- 8:00 PM BUASO Present SANKOFA III 20th Anniversary Cultural Show: The Emerald Celebration
- The Actor's Nightmare Deluxe
- Bellybeat Dance Company
- Miscast
- 8:30 PM BU Central presents LIVE: Born Ruffians
Sunday, April 14
- All Day MA Art Ed Thesis Show
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- 9:45 AM Handel's "Messiah," Part III
- 12:30 PM Marsh Chapel: Thurman Choir
- 1:00 PM Exhibition: Simultaneity
- 1:30 PM The Silence of Medieval Singers
- 3:00 PM Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras Spring Concert
Monday, April 15
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- East Looks West in Sondheim’s Pacific Overtures December 13, 2013For the last five years, the College of Fine Arts has mined the demanding, sophisticated Stephen Sondheim songbook for its musical theater productions. Now, CFA’s School of Theatre is staging Pacific Overtures, the composer’s most rarely performed and arguably most challenging work. Set in mid 19th-century Japan, the play tells the story of that nation’s […]
- Frederick S. Pardee Endows New Global Studies School December 13, 2013Building on its growing international profile and the global scope of its programs for research and education, Boston University is launching a new school, to be named for its largest benefactor. The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, to be housed in the College of Art & Sciences, will open next fall. The goal […]
- POV: After Sandy Hook’s Wake-Up Call, Did We Hit the Snooze Button? December 13, 2013The first anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting tomorrow is a good time to reassess what steps we have taken both to prevent a repeat and to help the community and the country heal. We should use this time to conduct a frank appraisal of what we have done—and what we commit to […]
- POV: Leave Your Bias at the Door When Reading Pope Francis December 12, 2013The media and the public can’t get enough of Pope Francis. Case in point: Time anointed him Person of the Year this week. More important, the pope issued an apostolic exhortation last month titled The Joy of the Gospel. In the hours and days since its publication, ideologues on all sides of the political spectrum […]
- And the Funniest BU Student Is… December 12, 2013Last month 16 men and women gathered at BU Central for the preliminary round of the annual contest to anoint one person BU’s Funniest Student. By night’s end, five were left standing, and a week later one was crowned king of comedy.
