Calendar
Master Classes (May 7 through July 31)
Tuesday, May 7
- 5:00 PM Stretch/Relaxation
- 6:00 PM Pilates
Wednesday, May 8
- 12:00 PM Dance Film: Dancing at Jacob's Pillow
- 1:15 PM Improvisation
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Adelaide Cromwell (Hon.’95), Founder of BU’s African American Studies Program, Dies at 99 June 20, 2019It isn’t every professor who can study her own heritage. Classicists aren’t ancient Greeks; computer scientists aren’t, well, machines. But sociologist Adelaide Cromwell (Hon.’95), scion of an African American family of overachievers, forged a distinguished career studying a group she knew intimately: black leaders, political and otherwise, here and in Africa—including her own relatives. “Mercedes […]
- POV: Why Kraft Salad Frosting Is a Wake-up Call for All of Us June 20, 2019Timing is everything in life. I am in Padua, Italy, with Boston University students and faculty as part of an intensive, four-week Mediterranean Diet: Food, Culture & Health course offered from Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences. This immersion course, in northern Italy, takes a deep dive into the original science-based Mediterranean diet and […]
- To Do Today: Roxbury International Film Festival June 20, 2019What? Roxbury International Film Festival When? Thursday, June 20, through Sunday, June 29 Where? Depending on which screening(s) you choose, there are four venues: Museum of Fine Arts (465 Huntington Ave.), Hibernian Hall (184 Dudley St.), Haley House Bakery Cafe (12 Dade St.), and the Berklee College of Music Bruce C. Bolling Building (2300 Washington […]
- To Do Today: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Screening at the MFA June 19, 2019What? Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse screening at the Museum of Fine Arts When? Doors open and lawn games begin at 5:30 pm; screening is from 7 to 10 pm. Where? The MFA Huntington Avenue Lawn. To get there, take a Green Line E trolley to Heath Street and get off at the Museum of Fine […]
- Making the Rounds among the Old Masters June 19, 2019On a recent spring morning at the Museum of Fine Arts, two dozen School of Medicine students stare up at Joseph Mallord William Turner’s circa-1805 oil painting Fall of the Rhine at Schaffhausen. The mammoth canvas, nearly 5 feet high and 8 feet wide, depicts a surging Alpine waterfall that dwarfs the human figures at […]
