Calendar
Other Events (January 26 through February 3)
Saturday, January 26
- 5:00 PM International Roundtable 2013
- 8:00 PM ICCA Quarter Final
Sunday, January 27
- 8:00 AM International Roundtable 2013
Monday, January 28
- 2:00 PM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Scientific Visualization
- 4:00 PM ECE Seminar with Xi Chen
Tuesday, January 29
- 10:00 AM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Linux
- 12:00 PM Photonics Forum: Lab Safety Training
- 2:00 PM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Linux
- 6:00 PM Alpha Kappa Psi Information Session
Wednesday, January 30
- 10:00 AM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to C Programming, Part One
- 1:30 PM PhD Dissertation Prospectus Defense: Jonathan Schuster
- 5:00 PM Book Talk: Muslim Nationalism and the New Turks - Jenny White
- 6:30 PM LSAT Prep Company Expo
Thursday, January 31
- 10:00 AM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to C Programming, Part Two
- 12:45 PM Bioinformatics Faculty Search Seminar
- 2:00 PM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Python for Programmers
- 6:00 PM Drash 'n Dine
- 8:00 PM Tora Dojo
Friday, February 1
- 10:00 AM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to C Programming, Part Three
- 1:00 PM WilmerHale Legal Office Hours
- 2:00 PM IS&T SCV Tutorial - Introduction to Python for Programmers
- 4:00 PM Pitch & Pizza Competition
- 6:00 PM Compassionate Leadership
Sunday, February 3
- All Day Application Deadline: Insight Global
- 5:00 PM Super Bowl Dinner
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Alum Lauren Morton Named New Women’s Lacrosse Coach June 20, 2018During Lauren Morton’s undergraduate days on the women’s lacrosse team, BU athletics director Drew Marrochello pointed her out on Nickerson Field and told a bystander, “That’s the toughest athlete we have.” Toughest on the field? the bystander asked, or toughest women’s lacrosse player? “That’s not what I said,” Marrochello answered. “What I mean is she’s the […]
- MFA’s Juneteenth Community Day Commemorates End of Slavery June 20, 2018Many may not realize it, but this week marks an important moment in US history: the official end of slavery in America. On June 19, 1865, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued, a Union Army general landed in Galveston, Tex., and announced that “all persons held as slaves are, and […]
- A Steep Learning Curve for BU’s Baby Falcons June 19, 2018If birds of prey fear for their young, this is an anxious time for Mick and Latitia, a pair of peregrine falcons that have nested high atop 26-floor StuVi II for the past five years. Their three remaining chicks, nearly six weeks old, want to fly, a risky proposition for inexperienced birds high above the […]
- Destination Dino at Franklin Park June 19, 2018This summer Franklin Park Zoo has been overtaken by a prehistoric species: dinosaurs. The 72-acre zoo, considered the crown jewel of Boston’s Emerald Necklace Park system, is famous for its zebras, gorillas, and tigers, but over the coming weeks, visitors can thrill to something special: a chance to come face-to-face with more than a dozen […]
- A Different Kind of Texas Candidate June 18, 2018If Gina Ortiz Jones beats the Republican incumbent to win the US House of Representative seat in the Texas 23rd district this November, she will be the first woman to represent her district. She will also be the first Filipina American and the first lesbian to hold a US House seat from Texas. The Democrat and […]
