Calendar
All Topics (January 25 through January 25)
Friday, January 25
- All Day Julia von Metzsch: Midnight at Coolidge Point
- All Day Application Deadline: TD Bank
- 12:00 AM Application Deadline: New Orleans Spring Break Service Trip
- All Day Alternative Visions/Sustainable Futures
- All Day Student Exhibition-Ashley Teamer
- 8:00 AM AJLM's Annual Symposium - "The Future of Global Tobacco Control: Current Constitutional and Treaty-Based Challenges"
- 9:00 AM 8th Annual Student Art Exhibition
- Graduate Student Exhibition: Trina Turturici
- SE PhD Prospectus Defense of Igor Cizelj
- Geriatrics Section Education Conference Series
- 10:00 AM TJX Site Visit
- 12:00 PM Medical Grand Rounds: Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Model Immune Mediated Inflammatory Disease
- Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
- " Health and Economic Impacts of Air Quality in a Changed Climate"
- 1:00 PM Landing an Internship Workshop
- Literary Translation Lecture Series
- 2:00 PM Women's Hockey at Vermont
- Resume and Cover Letter Reviews
- 3:00 PM CISE Seminar: Sham Kakade, Microsoft
- MSE Colloquium: Orlin D. Velev, North Carolina State University
- 4:00 PM Bio-Anthropology Job Search Lecture
- 4:30 PM Laws of Kashrut
- 5:00 PM Oshogatsu
- 5:30 PM Israel Shabbat & Shabbat Dinner
- 7:00 PM Intellectual Roundtable 2013
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- POV: Robert Pinsky Extolls the Virtues of Cape Cod April 26, 2019There’s a severe beauty in the winter quiet of Cape Cod, a restful, harsh splendor of absences. The wind off salt water; the minimal shapes of the vegetation; the sparse year-round shore birds. A coyote trots from behind a boarded-up clam shack for a moment, then disappears. “It is a wild, rank place, and there […]
- Women’s Tennis Going After Fifth Patriot League Title This Weekend April 26, 2019As the only freshman on the BU women’s tennis team this season, Shelly Yaloz was assigned a daunting task: playing the third singles slot. But Yaloz (CGS) quickly proved up to the challenge, and after the season’s first three games, she was bumped up to the number-two slot, and for the final two games, she […]
- Using Puppets to Communicate the Complex, the Abstract, and the Technical April 25, 2019Last fall, Vinamre Kasanaa was walking past Warren Towers when he saw a poster advertising a new Hub course being offered in the spring. The COM senior immediately ran home, dropped the digital cinema class he had signed up for, and registered instead for Thinking through Puppets and Performing Objects: Using Theatrical Tools to Communicate […]
- Neuroflight Is the World’s First Neural-Network-Enabled Drone Controller April 25, 2019Wil Koch found it “the coolest thing” when he first flew a drone, operating it wearing a headset connected to a video feed streaming live from a camera on the drone. Being a computer scientist, he looked for ways to make it even cooler. Read, and watch, how the BU graduate researcher and colleagues built […]
- Two BU Faculty Members to Be Honored Today April 25, 2019It’s an “age-old problem” in science instruction, Rosina Georgiadis says: the number of students often outstrips the availability of lab equipment for a given week’s topic. Georgiadis, a College of Arts & Sciences associate professor of chemistry, licked that problem—and in the process, might have upended the way science is taught. Professors typically address this […]
