Calendar
Arts (January 21 through January 25)
Tuesday, January 21
- All Day Susan Metrican: Wavy Panes
- All Day 2014 Leopold Godowsky, Jr. Color Photography Awards
- All Day Joan Moffitt
Wednesday, January 22
- All Day Joan Moffitt
- All Day Susan Metrican: Wavy Panes
Thursday, January 23
- All Day Susan Metrican: Wavy Panes
- All Day Cullen Washington Jr.: The Land Before Words
- All Day Joan Moffitt
- All Day The Lightning Speed of the Present
- 9:00 PM BU For Show!
Friday, January 24
- All Day Cullen Washington Jr.: The Land Before Words
- All Day Susan Metrican: Wavy Panes
- All Day The Lightning Speed of the Present
- All Day Joan Moffitt
- 6:30 PM Student Recital: Daniel Faris, violin
- 7:00 PM Cinematheque: AN EVENING WITH GARTH DONOVAN
- 8:30 PM Student Recital: Emily Neuberger, voice
Saturday, January 25
- All Day Joan Moffitt
- All Day Cullen Washington Jr.: The Land Before Words
- All Day The Lightning Speed of the Present
- All Day Susan Metrican: Wavy Panes
- 2:30 AM Student Recital: Sarah Atwood, violin
- 4:30 AM Student Recital: Leon Bernsdorf, piano
- 4:00 PM Haiyan Aid Benefit Concert & silent auction
- 7:30 PM Deborah Abel Dance Company
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Celebrate National Chicken Wing Day Tomorrow July 28, 2017In the world of appetizers, few are as popular as the humble Buffalo chicken wing. First introduced at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York, in 1964 (hence the name), the dish has skyrocketed in popularity, becoming ubiquitous on the menus of sports bars, diners, and restaurants. Today, you can order them not just hot […]
- 911 Call on the Opioid Crisis July 28, 2017As a gung-ho young police officer in Arlington, Mass., Fred Ryan agreed with the prevailing view that the best way to handle drug abusers was to “lock ’em up.” Now, as Arlington’s chief of police, he found himself at a Capitol Hill briefing advocating a very different solution to the nationwide opioid crisis. Substance abusers, […]
- Puerto Rican Festival Kicks Off Today at City Hall Plaza July 28, 2017This weekend marks the return of the annual Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts, which this year observes its 50th anniversary. What began as a one-day event that attracted an initial crowd of 2,500 back in 1967 has turned into a three-day celebration of the island’s food, music, and arts that draws crowds numbering more than […]
- Free Admission Tonight at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum July 27, 2017Tonight the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum throws open its doors to the public for free as part of its popular Neighborhood Nights series. In addition to touring the galleries, the event includes live music, family-friendly arts projects, and more. The series takes place over three Thursdays throughout the summer and is open to all, but […]
- Norwegian Entrepreneurs Come to Questrom July 27, 2017Norwegian graduate students Nicoline Bergh and Bendik Fon recently arrived for an interview at the Questrom Starbucks with a third party: the small wheeled contraption that brought them—figuratively, not literally—to BU for the summer. The Exero Spike is a mobility device, essentially a wheeled sled that makes it possible for disabled athletes, primarily cross-country skiers, […]
