Calendar
Rehearsals (March 26 through May 31)
Sunday, April 14
- 12:30 PM Marsh Chapel: Thurman Choir
Sunday, May 12
- 12:30 PM Marsh Chapel: Thurman Choir
Sunday, May 19
- 12:30 PM Marsh Chapel: Thurman Choir
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- A Seat at the Table June 21, 2018As a 26-year-old market sales executive with Marriott International, Nancy Medoff was determined to join the company’s coveted Global Sales Organization. She cold-called the vice president and said, “I’d like to learn more about your team and what I can do to grow my skills so that when you have an opening, I’ll be considered.” […]
- POV: Harm of Border Separations Will Haunt US Future June 21, 2018In recent weeks, much has rightly been written about the forced separation of families and children at the US-Mexican border. As details of the separations emerged, it became clear that we were witnessing an act of wanton cruelty carried out by an administration that has already done much to mainstream callousness in American life. Many […]
- Celebrate the Summer Solstice at Harvard Museums Tonight June 21, 2018Today is the summer solstice—the longest day of the year and the official start of summer—and the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture are hosting their annual Summer Solstice Celebration. Visitors can enjoy free admission to four separate museums tonight from 5 to 9 pm: the Harvard Semitic Museum, the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & […]
- 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 […]
