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Study Information Security in the U.S.
Featured 15 November 2004 to 21 December 2004
In the spring of 2005, BU Global will be offering an international graduate diploma in Information Systems and Security. This intense 14-week program prepares students to be at the forefront of the rapidly developing field of information security. Students will gain professional expertise in network security, data management, and global markets through coursework and internship opportunities. Students may also be eligible to remain in the U.S. for up to one year to gain additional work experience.
Online Undergraduate Degree Completion Program
Featured 10 November 2004 to 21 December 2004
Metropolitan College announces a new opportunity: the online Executive Undergraduate Degree Completion program. The program offers highly motivated adults the chance to complete their degree online at Boston University.
Building BU
Featured 10 November 2004 to 16 December 2004
This site highlights the Student Village, BU's most ambitious building project in 50 years, and the dynamic new centerpiece of campus life. The Student Village will include some of the nation's most state-of-the-art student life facilities, and will draw together BU's extended family as well as the citizens of Boston.
Flu Vaccine
Featured 29 October 2004 to 15 December 2004
An important message to the Boston University employees and retirees regarding flu vaccinations.
Fitness and Recreation Center
Featured 13 October 2004 to 19 November 2004
In preparation for the opening of the new campus Fitness and Recreation Center in March, 2005, the Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance has launched its new web site. Like the new facility, the site offers new features and services for students, faculty/staff and alumni. The new Fitness and Recreation Center will feature 2 pools, a climbing wall, racquetball and squash courts, an indoor jogging track, 18,000 square feet of fitness equipment, gymnasiums and much more.
Agganis Arena
Featured 1 September 2004 to 19 November 2004
Agganis Arena at Boston University is a state-of-the-art, multipurpose Arena with 6,300 seats for Terriers hockey and ice shows and is expandable to over 7,200 seats for concerts, sporting events, and family shows. Agganis Arena is located within Boston University’s new $225 million John Hancock Student Village – a 10-acre hub of activity designed to be the thriving center of student life and athletics. On schedule to open in January of 2005, Agganis Arena will play an important role in the New England region by providing a mid-size, first-class Arena located in the heart of the nation’s 6th largest media market.
Sensor Network Consortium
Featured 26 October 2004 to 15 November 2004
The Sensor Network Consortium is having its launch meeting for founding members on November 12. The SNC is an academic and industry collaborative whose mission is to drive research and development in the area of sensor network technology.
Photonics Center Executive Symposium
Featured 4 October 2004 to 10 November 2004
At the 8th Annual Executive Symposium at the Photonics Center, senior executives from government and leading photonics corporations will present their perspective on the current status and future outlook of the industry. In this one day symposium these leaders will share their view of the current economic climate and provide a global view of how their segment of the industry will evolve in the coming years.
Emerging Technology Seminar
Featured 19 October to 3 November 2004
The Department of Manufacturing Engineering and the Center for Nanoscience and Nanobiotechnology will hold "Thinking Small: Nanoscience and Engineering" on October 29 at the Photonics Center. This seminar will bring together a distinguished set of speakers who will address important topics of interest in nanotechnology including molecular electronics, carbon nanotubes, self assembly of polymers, nanomechanics, imaging of physical and biological systems at a nanoscale, among others.
Part-time Master of Science in Advertising
Featured 26 October to 29 October 2004
The Master of Science in Advertising is a unique, part-time evening program offered by Metropolitan College and the College of Communication. To learn more, meet Professor Tobe Berkovitz at an information session on Thursday, October 28, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the Academy Room, George Sherman Union, 775 Commonwealth Avenue. For free parking call 617-353-2975.
Fall 2004 Personnel Training
Featured 7 October to 26 October 2004
The Office of Personnel announces the Fall 2004 schedule and online registration for the Work, Health, and Life Training Series for staff and faculty. Enhance your business and communication skills, improve your knowledge of University work procedures, improve your health, and balance your work and family responsibilities. Programs are open to faculty and staff, are free of charge and take place on campus. Take a look at the seminars being offered and register today!
Office of Environmental Health and Safety
Featured 4 October to 26 October 2004
The newly redesigned site features an improved naviagation system, FAQs, a forum, a quick feedback system, and section 508 accesibility compliance. The Office of Environmental Health and Safety ensures a safe campus through training programs, safety policy, and emergency response. The site is a great source of information for everyone and an essential resource for researchers on campus.
Homecoming and Parents Weekend
Featured 15 September to 19 October 2004
The Office of the Dean of Students, in conjunction with the Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, welcomes families and alumni, along with the entire student body, to celebrate Homecoming and Parents Weekend, October 15-17. Presentations are open to all weekend participants.
EAC - Register to Vote
Featured 17 September to 13 October 2004
The United States Election Assistance Commission is a valuable resource for students about registering to vote, or obtaining information regarding absentee ballots.
Fitness and Recreation Center
Featured 15 September to 8 October
In preparation for the opening of the new campus Fitness and Recreation Center in March, 2005, the Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance has launched its new web site. Like the new facility, the site offers new features and services for students, faculty/staff and alumni. The new Fitness and Recreation Center will feature 2 pools, a climbing wall, racquetball and squash courts, an indoor jogging track, 18,000 square feet of fitness equipment, gymnasiums and much more.
Study in Brussels in Spring 2005
Featured 15 September to 7 October 2004
Applications for Spring 2005 graduate programs at Boston University in Brussels are currently being accepted. For over thirty years, Boston University in Brussels has offered the very best of American business education in the heart of Europe. Living and studying in Brussels, the center of global finance and industry, is the perfect complement to the renowned American curriculum at the core of Boston University in Brussels.
Shuttle Bus Schedule (PDF)
Featured 7 September to 4 October 2004
Unlinked 12 January 2005
The Boston University Shuttle provides convenient tranportation between the Charles River Campus and the Medical Campus.
LifeBook 2004-2005
Featured 2 September to 4 October 2004
The Lifebook is here to serve as a starting point as students as they embark on their journey at Boston University. Students can become familiar with University offices, services, resources, and residence and dining information, acquire a taste of University life, learn about activities on campus, and discover where to go for information and help on almost every topic. The Lifebook also outlines University Policies and Procedures, and provides a link to the University Code of Student Responsibilities. Whatever your questions, you will find the answers in these pages.
Building BU
Featured 1 Septemberto 19 September 2004
This site highlights the Student Village, BU's most ambitious building project in 50 years, and the dynamic new centerpiece of campus life. The Student Village will include some of the nation's most state-of-the-art student life facilities, and will draw together BU's extended family as well as the citizens of Boston.
Boston University Recycling: Online Yardsale
Featured 2 September to 17 September 2004
The online yardsale is now open until Sept. 17th. Buy and sell unwanted items to prevent them from entering the waste stream while earning some extra cash. Also post items to exchange for free!
Comments about the new BU Web
Featured 1 to 8 September 2004
This forum was set up so that students, faculty, staff, alumni, as well as visitors to the BU Web could send their comments about the new BU home page. While we hope that you find the new page professional, polished, friendly, timely, and easy to use, we welcome all comments, both complimentary and critical.
Survey of University Home Pages
Featured 1 to 7 September 2004
As part of the project to redesign the Boston University home page, Networked Information Services (NIS) conducted a thorough review of 56 university home pages. NIS undertook this effort to better understand how the decisions it was making about the design and construction of the new BU home page concurred or conflicted with the decisions that other universities make. NIS discovered many areas of common ground and few surprises. Still, the findings are useful and interesting. NIS conducted the review last fall, so some of the information is out of date. It plans to update this survey next month.
Google at BU
Featured 1 to 7 September 2004
As of August 18, Google became the default search engine at BU, replacing Ultraseek which has been in use since February 1998. With over 400,000 web pages at Boston University, a good search tool plays a crucial role in helping people quickly find information. Anyone using the BU Web will benefit from Google's superior search results and highly regarded technology.
Submit a Photo (BU login)
Featured 1 to 7 September 2004
The BU Web is full of photographs of student, campus, and city life. Send us your favorite photograph that you took and have your work seen by thousands.
Faculty Central
Featured 30 August to 1 September
This new site contains over 200 links to resources and services for faculty at Boston University, organized by topic rather than service provider. It is the most comprehensive collection of resources available to faculty on the BU Web. Faculty Central serves as a one-stop portal where faculty can quickly and easily find links to information about services in support of teaching, research, professional development, and other areas. This important new site will have a prominent and permanent link on the new BU home page that is currently under development.
Staff Central
Featured 27 August to 1 September
This site contains links to resources and services for employees at Boston University, organized by topic, not by service provider. It is the most comprehensive collection of resources available to employees on the BU Web. Staff Central can serve as a one-stop portal where employees can quickly and easily find out about the services available to them. This important new site will have a prominent and permanent link on the new BU home page that is currently under development.
Forums@BU
Featured 4 August to 1 September
Forums@BU, an interactive web-based bulletin board, is now available to all academic and administrative departments. A department can use forums to communicate with its students, faculty, staff, and others. Within its forum, a department can create an unlimited number of subforums. For example, a department could set up a subforum for its career services office, for a conference or seminar, or for communications with its faculty. Departments can link to any forum or subforum directly from their websites. Forums@BU can help create new connections with constituents. It's about communication and community, not technology. Try out the Practice Forum and if this new service can benefit your department and constituents, you should Request a Forum.
Telecommunications
Featured 3 August to 31 August
The newly redesigned Telecommunications site offers information about phone services for faculty, staff, and students including service options, repairs, voicemail, and long-distance services available through the Office of Telecommunications.
School of Public Health
Featured 3 August to 30 August
The redesigned School of Public Health site has launched. The new site has been completely restructured to provide clear and intuitive navigation for prospective students, current students, alumni, and faculty & staff. The new site features alumni profiles, academic programs, news, and research initiatives.
Elie Wiesel Center for Judaic Studies
Featured 2 August to 27 August
The Elie Wiesel Center for Judaic Studies has launched its new web site. The redesigned site provides information for students and features the Center's faculty, courses, events, and resources.
Study in Brussels Fall 2004
Featured 28 June to 2 August
Applications for Fall 2004 graduate programs at BU in Brussels are currently being accepted. For over thirty years, BU in Brussels has offered the very best of American business education in the heart of Europe. Living and studying in Brussels, the center of global finance and industry, is the perfect complement to the renowned American curriculum at the core of BU in Brussels. For program descriptions and application information, please visit www.bu.edu/brussels.
International Graduate Diploma Programs
Featured 18 June to 2 August
Advance your career with a BU Global International Graduate Diploma in Banking and Financial Services or International Marketing. Join other students from around the world in Boston this fall for an intensive four-month program taught by esteemed Boston University faculty and industry professionals. You will benefit from a rigorous academic curriculum, guest lectures, site visits to premier Boston-area organizations, and internship opportunities. Applications are now being accepted for Fall 2004. Please visit our web site or call 617-353-8429 for more information.
Operational Procedures During the Democratic National Convention
Featured 22 July to 2 August
The DNC event will undoubtedly create severe traffic concerns for all employees who drive or use public transportation to commute to and from work. The Mayor of the City of Boston, Thomas Menino, is urging all employers to take steps to reduce traffic volume to and from the city during this week through the use of flex-time, telecommuting, staggered shifts, and other measures. To address the anticipated traffic concerns, the University's main hours of business operation will be modified. For more information, please visit http://www.bu.edu/personnel/policies_procedures/university/dnc_procedures.shtml.
Summer Term 2004
Featured 15 January to 22 July
With over 500 courses for summer 2004, Boston University Summer Term attracts hundreds of students and scholars from around the world. Course offerings for both summer sessions include a wide variety of graduate and undergraduate studies, recreational activities, and short-term intensive programs in specialized subjects.
Summer Web Tutorials
Featured 2 July to 19 July
WebCentral offers free hands-on tutorials. Our web classes for summer begin on Tuesday, July 6. These free classes are open to all BU students, faculty, and staff.
Marine Science by Kayak
Featured 8 June to 2 July
BU's Explorations in Learning program is now enrolling students in a unique learning adventure, Marine Science: The Gulf of Maine Environment by Sea Kayak. This residential environmental studies course combines readings, lectures, and first-hand investigations of Maine's picturesque, protected bays by kayak. Students will begin their learning adventure on June 20, 2004, when they depart by ferry from Portland, Maine, for Peak's Island, one of the 211 islands that comprises Casco Bay.
University Relations
Featured 19 May to 28 June
University Relations (UR) is the principal communications office for Boston University, offering strategic and tactical communications services to its clients. Our work is focused on professionalism, creativity, and results. This site has been design to describe the responsibilities and services offered by all departments within University Relations.
WBUR
Featured 7 to 18 June
Boston's NPR news station, 90.9 FM, is a National Public Radio member station located on the Charles River campus. WBUR airs a wide range of news and informational programming. In addition to WBUR produced shows, the station airs popular NPR staples including Morning Edition and All Things Considered, as well as news from The British Broadcasting Corporation.
Show Me: Tutorial on Searching Subscription Databases
Featured 10 May to 8 June
The Library has developed a web-based tutorial about searching subscription databases. The goal was to give students a framework for understanding electronic resources. The tutorial takes a visual approach to convey the key concepts about subscription databases. Show Me is nearing completion, so feedback from the BU community would be appreciated.
College of Engineering Design Competition
Featured 2 to 7 June
Boston University’s College of Engineering will host its fourteenth annual Design Competition on Sunday, June 6, 2004, a vehicle-design competition for high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors throughout the Northeast. More than 200 students will compete in two-person teams for partial scholarships to Boston University while learning about electrical and mechanical engineering in a fun environment.
Don't Get Hacked: Microsoft Windows Security Advisory
Featured 30 April to 7 June
Microsoft recently released a critical patch for a vulnerability in Windows NT, 2000, and XP. This vulnerability allows an attacker to gain access to your Windows PC, including all files and data on your PC. These systems may then be used to attack other computers on the network. The patch must be installed on all Windows NT, 2000, 2003, and XP systems, at home or on campus, in order to protect them. All Windows users must take a moment to review this advisory and get the security update from Microsoft to protect themselves.
Agganis Arena
Featured 19 December to 2 June
Agganis Arena at Boston University is a state-of-the-art, multipurpose Arena with 6,300 seats for Terriers hockey and ice shows and is expandable to over 7,200 seats for concerts, sporting events, and family shows. Agganis Arena is located within Boston University’s new $225 million John Hancock Student Village – a 10-acre hub of activity designed to be the thriving center of student life and athletics. On schedule to open in January of 2005, Agganis Arena will play an important role in the New England region by providing a mid-size, first-class Arena located in the heart of the nation’s 6th largest media market. Visit our web site to see The Next Generation in Boston Sports and Entertainment!
Design Camp
Featured 26 April to 2 June
The College of Engineering is offering a fun, exciting science and engineering camp for students in grades 6-9. It is a hands-on laboratory and workshop experience that gives you the opportunity to learn about science and technology by engaging in the real work of scientists and engineers: design, exploration, experimentation, and invention. The deadline for registration is June 1, 2004.
Commencement 2004
Featured 9 April to 19 May
The 131st Commencement of Boston University will be held on Sunday, May 16, 2004, at 11:00 a.m. at Nickerson Field. This site has been prepared in an effort to anticipate as many questions as possible. As Commencement approaches, graduates and their parents will receive additional and more specific information. We welcome your inquiries as other questions arise; call 617-353-2238 or e-mail AskUs@bu.edu.
Hospitality and Tourism Diploma Program
Featured 21 April
BU Global offers a rigorous ten-week International Graduate Diploma
in Hospitality and Tourism Management. This program is taught by the School of
Hospitality faculty with invaluable industry experience, enhanced with case studies,
site visits, and guest lectures by top executives who provide a comprehensive,
theoretical global perspective on the field.
Office of the President
Featured 20 April to 28 April
The
Office of the President site has
launched and adheres to the BU Core Design. The site
features news, announcements, and other communiqué from
President ad interim Dr. Aram Chobanian, as well as a photo
gallery and history of past presidents.
Mathematics Symposium: RUMBUS04
Featured 20 April to 26 April
Devoted to the research of undergraduates, this annual symposium is
scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 24, 2004. The symposium is a forum for
area undergraduates to come together and share their research in a poster session
and short talks, in addition to learning from an outstanding keynote speaker. All
levels of interest are welcome.
Student Union Elections
Featured 21 April to 23 April
Elections are currently underway. Full-time undergraduate students can vote online until Friday, April 23, at 7:00 a.m.
AlcoholScreening.org
Featured 2 April to 21 April
AlcoholScreening.org is a free service of Join Together, a project of the Boston University
School of Public Health. AlcoholScreening.org helps individuals assess their own alcohol consumption
patterns to determine if their drinking is likely to be harming their health or increasing their risk
for future harm.
Summer Adventure Camp for Teens
Featured 30 March to 20 April
Sargent Center's Adventure Camp offers one, two, and three week sessions to challenge your child this summer with exciting options including high ropes courses, canoeing, backpacking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and kayaking. Campers 10-16 are grouped by age and are supervised by highly qualified, dedicated counselors. Register now. Sessions are filling up fast!
Part-time Master of Science in Advertising
Featured 9 April to 20 April
The Master of Science in Advertising is a unique, part-time evening program offered by Metropolitan College and the College of Communication. To learn more, meet Professor Tobe Berkovitz at an information session on Tuesday, April 20, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the Academy Room, George Sherman Union, 775 Commonwealth Avenue.
Karbank Symposium on Environmental Ethics
Featured 1 April to 9 April
The Philosophy Department invites you to attend a timely,
thought-provoking symposium on ethics and the environment. Sessions will take place on Friday,
April 9, and Saturday, April 10. Speakers will include some of the leading philosophers and corporate
thinkers in the field, discussing ethical approaches to environmentalism and corporate responsibility.
All sessions will be held in the Trustees' Ballroom at Boston University, One Sherborn Street, Boston,
MA. Admission is free.
Office of Rental Property Management
Featured 29 March to 9 April
The newly launched Office of Rental Property Management site features Boston University's newest
edition of apartments for full time graduate students. Located on the Charles River campus, The
Residences at 580 Commonwealth Avenue offer 220 new apartments.
Office of Housing
Featured 22 March to 2 April
The newly redesigned Office of Housing site has details about living on campus, and many new features, including dynamic navigation menus, a News & Announcements section, and searchable FAQs.
Nutrition & Fitness Center
Featured 18 March to 1 April
An integral part of Boston University’s Sargent College Clinical Centers (formerly BU Rehabilitation Services), the Nutrition & Fitness Center (NFC) offers unique nutrition and fitness services to the Boston University community. New spring semester workshops are starting now!
Career Fest 2004
Featured 29 March to 30 March
The Office of Career Services is hosing Career Fest 2004 on Tuesday March 30 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the George Sherman Union, Metcalf Ballroom. Sixty companies have registered and it is the perfect opportunity to network with representatives from these organizations.
Office
of Personnel Training
Featured 8 March to 29 March
The Office of Personnel announces the Spring 2004 schedule and online registration for the Work, Health, and Life Training Series for staff and faculty. Enhance your business and communication skills, improve your knowledge of University work procedures, improve your health, and balance your work and family responsibilities. Take a look at the seminars being offered and register today!
Ethics Symposium
Featured 1 March to 29 March
The Center for Ethics and Character will sponsor a symposium entitled "Ethics in the Professions" on March 26, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. This symposium is designed to begin a conversation about ethics across fields: conversation among doctors, lawyers, journalists, and corporate executives about the particular issues that arise in their daily work, and about fundamental principles to which all decent persons abide.
Hockey
East Semifinal Webcast
Featured 19 March to 20 March
The Terrier's take on the University of Maine on
Friday night, March 18, in the semifinals of the Hockey East
Tournament. The radio broadcast of this game will be carried
live on the internet.
"Miracle" - The BU Connection
Featured 26 February to 18 March
In what Sports Illustrated called the “Greatest Sports
Moment of the Century,” BU alumnus Mike Eruzione scored
the game-winning goal for the U.S. Olympic Hockey team to
defeat the Soviet Union in the XIII Winter Olympic Games
in Lake Placid, New York. The U.S. team then went on to
win the Gold Medal game against Finland. Walt Disney Pictures
captures these events in its new movie, “Miracle.” Spring
Meeting of the Faculty Assembly
Featured 16 March to 17 March
This faculty assembly meeting will be held on Wednesday,
March 17 at 3:00 p.m. in the Law School Auditorium at 765
Commonwealth Avenue. Also, there will be a real time remote
broadcast of proceedings to the Medical Campus at Hiebert
Lounge, in the Instructional Building, on the 14th floor.
Hockey
Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 12 March to 15 March
The Terriers have a 1-0 advantage as they face Boston College
on Friday at 8 p.m. in a best of three Hockey East quarterfinal
series. The third game, if needed, will be Saturday night,
March 13, at 7 p.m. The radio broadcast for both games will
be webcast live on the Internet.
Student Central
Featured 14 August to 11 March
This site has over 500 links to resources and services
for students, and a searchable database of common questions.
Building BU
Featured 25 February
This new site highlights the Student Village, BU's most ambitious building project in 50 years, and the dynamic new centerpiece of campus life. The Student Village will include some of the nation's most state-of-the-art student life facilities, and will draw together BU's extended family as well as the citizens of Boston.
WTBU
Featured 23 February to 8 February
WTBU is Boston University's non-profit, student
radio station under the College of Communication, broadcasting
online and in selected buildings on campus on either 640 AM
or 89.3 FM. WTBU offers the university community unique music
programming along with local news and live sport broadcasts.
Men's Basketball Playoffs & Hockey Webcasts This
Weekend
Featured 4 March to 8 March
The top-seeded Terrier men's basketball start their playoffs
battle against No. 8 Stony Brook on Saturday at approximately
2:30 p.m. If the Terriers win, they will face Maine or Binghampton
at noon on Sunday. The Terrier Hockey team plays their final game of the season
against New Hampshire at 7:00 Saturday. Thursday's match
against New Hampshire resulted in a 3-3 tie. The radio broadcasts of each of these games will be carried
on the internet.
Hockey Webcast
Tonight
Featured 4 March to 8 March
The Terriers face off with New Hampshire at home tonight,
March 6 at 7:00 p.m. This game will be carried live on the
Internet.
African-American Mathematics: Successes and Challenges
Featured 20 February to 1 March
This one-day symposium is sixth in the annual series of symposia "Without Number: Mathematics and
Culture," and is focusing on achievement and mentorship. It will be held on February 28 from 11:00 a.m. -
5:00 p.m. in CAS B12. A lunch reception is included upon registration at the web site.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 27 February to 1 March
Northeastern hosts the Terrier hockey team on Friday, February 27 at 7:00 p.m, at the Matthews Arena, for
the first of a two-game set of Hockey East Tournament games. They will follow the Terriers to Walter Brown
Arena for a game on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. The Men's Basketball team plays the Bearcats in an America East
Men's Championship game on Sunday at 12:00 p.m., at Binghamton University. These games will be carried live
on the Internet.
Men's Basketball Webcast
Featured 26 February
The Terriers play Stony Brook on Thursday, February 26 at 7:00 p.m. at the Walter Brown Arena.
This game will be carried live on the Internet.
Faculty Perspectives on Retirement Planning
Featured 23 February to 26 February
This is a panel discussion on pre and post retirement planning for faculty. It is an informal
discussion with retired faculty colleagues on when and how to start the retirement process, information
needed to make the best decisions, and post retirement opportunities and activities. The moderator is
Faculty Council Compensation Committee Chairman Michael Ruane, and panelists will include faculty
representatives from the Society of Retired Faculty and Staff. All members of the faculty are invited
to attend.
Hospitality Diploma Program
Featured 17 February to 24 February
BU Global offers a rigorous ten-week International Graduate Diploma
in Hospitality and Tourism Management. This program is taught by the School of
Hospitality faculty with invaluable industry experience, enhanced with case studies,
site visits, and guest lectures by top executives who provide a comprehensive,
theoretical global perspective on the field. Hands-on analysis and course research
allow for critical insight on current managerial issues, consumer needs, successful
marketing strategies, and achieving and maintaining excellence within the various
sectors of the service industry.
Commencement 2004
Featured 5 February to 23 February
The 131st Commencement of Boston University will be held on Sunday, May 16, 2004, at 11:00 a.m. at
Nickerson Field. This site has been prepared in an effort to anticipate as many questions as possible. As Commencement
approaches, graduates and their parents will receive additional and more specific information. We welcome
your inquiries as other questions arise; call 617-353-2238 or e-mail AskUs@bu.edu.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 20 Februaryto 23 February
The Terrier hockey team faces UMass at home Friday night at 7:00 p.m. They'll follow UMass to the Mullins Center for the second game of this home-home series Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. Men's Basketball plays Northeastern at home Sunday at 1:00 p.m. These games will be carried live on the Internet.
CAS Career Exploration Week
Featured 11 February to 20 February
CAS alumni return to campus February 17-19 to talk about their career experiences, detours, challenges, and successes. Students can get advice and ask candid questions about majors, first jobs, and more. Panel discussions, organized by major, will be held each night, beginning at 6:30 p.m., and a free reception will follow.
Basketball Webcast Tonight
Featured 18 February
The Men's Basketball team will play an away game in New Hampshire at 7:00 p.m. as part of the America East Contests. This game will be carried live on the Internet.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This weekend
Featured 13 February
The Terrier hockey team play a Hockey East game in Providence, RI on Saturday at 7 p.m.. The Terrier Men's Basketball win on Thursday sets up a monster game at league-leading Vermont on Sunday at 12 noon. B.U. comes into the game winners of seven in a row and 18 of its last 19 games while the Catamounts, 12-0 in America East, have won 13 games in a row and 16 of their last 17. The game will be televised throughout New England on NESN as part of the America East television package.
2004 Perkins Award
Featured 3 February to 17 February
Call for nominations for the 2004 John S. Perkins Distinguished Service Awards of the Faculty Council.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts Tonight at 7 p.m.
Featured 12 February
The Terrier hockey team, looking to move up in the Hockey East standings begins its final eight-game league schedule with a game at Merrimack. The Men's Basketball team take on UMBC in a home game as part of the America East Contest. These games will be carried live on the Internet tonight at 7 p.m.
Boston University Aging Research Consortium
Featured 3 February to 11 February
The newly designed Boston University Aging Research Consortium (BUARC) web site focuses on improving the health of vulnerable older adults through innovative, interdisciplinary, and culturally relevant research.
Hockey Webcast Tonight
Featured 9 February to 10 February
The Terrier hockey team travel down Comm Ave to play against neighbors, Boston College in a Beanpot game tonight, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 6 February to 9 February
After winning their non-conference game vs. Northeastern in the Beanpot, the Terrier hockey team returns to league action on Friday night, Feb. 6, with a home game against Providence at 7 p.m. On Saturday, Feb. 7, the Men's Basketball team will try to continue their sixteen out of seventeen game winning streak when they play Hartford at 1 p.m. in front of a home crowd.
Web Research Classes
Featured 12 January to 5 February
Have you ever wondered what indexes, abstracts, dictionaries are available on the web in your field? Would you like to find out about reliable information resources on the web for your research? Learn how to find, evaluate and cite electronic resources. Librarians, who are subject specialists in their fields, are teaching thirteen, unique hands-on classes this semester in a variety of subjects. Classes are offered at no cost to Boston University students, faculty and staff.
Basketball Webcast Tonight
Featured 4 February to 5 February
The Men's Basketball team will play an away game in New Hampshire at 7:00 p.m. as part of the America East Contests. This game will be carried live on the Internet.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 30 January to 1 February
The Terriers play UMass, Lowell, tonight at 7 p.m. The Men's Basketball team play in front of a home crowd against Albany on Sunday at noon as part of the America East Contests. These games will be carried live on the Internet.
Distance Education
Featured 12 January to 30 January
Through the Office of Distance Education, students can take complete online degree programs, graduate certificate courses or individual credit courses. Videotaped continuing education programs are also available.
Basketball Webcast
Featured 28 January to 29 January
The Men's Basketball team will play an away game against Stony Brook at 7:00 p.m. this evening. This game will be carried live on the Internet.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 23 January to 26 January
The Terriers host Maine for two Hockey East games tonight and Saturday at 7 p.m. while the Men's Basketball team play an away game against Northeastern on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. as part of the America East Contests. These games will be carried live on the Internet.
Basketball Webcast Tonight
Featured 21 January to 22 January
The Men's Basketball team will try to get back on their winning streak when they play Maine tonight at 7 p.m. as part of the America East Contests. This game will be carried live on the Internet.
Welcome Back - Events this Weekend
Featured 16 January to 20 January
Kenneth Elmore, Dean of Students, is pleased to welcome our new and returning students. Students have worked with members of the administration to plan a variety of activities to "kick off" the first weekend of this semester.
Athletics Webcasts this Weekend
Featured 16 January to 20 January
The Terriers play Boston College in Hockey East games on January 16 and 17, at 7:00 p.m., while the Men's Basketball team will play Vermont, January 17, at 1:00 p.m., at the Walter Brown Arena. These game will be carried live on the Internet.
Basketball Webcast Tonight
Featured 14 January to 15 January
After winning ten games in a row, the Men's Basketball team will try to make it eleven when they play an AMERICA EAST contest game tonight against UMBC in Baltimore, Md. at 7 p.m. This game will be carried live on the Internet.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts This Weekend
Featured 9 January to 12 January
The Terriers play Northeastern in a Hockey East home game at 7 p.m, Friday 9 January, while the Men's Basketball team will try to continue their nine game winning streak as they play before a home crowd against Binghamton as part of the America East Contest at noon on Saturday 10 January These games will be carried live on the Internet.
College of Communication
Featured 11 December to 12 January
The Boston University College of Communication (COM) is dedicated to the proposition that the free flow of ideas and accurate information is vital to the development and improvement of democratic societies. The College mission is to provide an educational center of excellence focused on teaching, research and service in the study and professional practice of communication.
Part-time M.S. in Advertising Program
Featured 23 December to 9 January
The Master of Science in Advertising Program is a unique, part-time program offered by Boston University's Metropolitan College and College of Communication. Courses are offered at night, to accommodate the needs of working professionals. Faculty teaching in the program will be present to answer questions at an INFORMATION SESSION on THURSDAY, JANUARY 8TH, 5:30-7 p.m. in the Academy Room, George Sherman Union, 775 Commonwealth Avenue. For FREE PARKING call 617-353-2975.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts Tonight at 7 p.m.
Featured 7 January to 8 January
The Terriers play UMass in a home game while the Men's Basketball team take on Hartford on their home ground as part of the America East Contest. These games will be carried live on the Internet tonight at 7 p.m.
Hockey & Basketball Webcasts 12/28/03 - 01/04/04
Featured 23 December to 5 January
The Terriers play two games this festive season. On Friday and Saturday, January 2 and 3, they take on Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN. Both games are scheduled for 8:00 p.m. EST
The Men's Basketball team, in a busy schedule, play the following games:
- Fordham in Bronx, N.Y on Sunday, December 28,
at 1 p.m.
- Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich. on Tuesday, December 30, at 7 p.m.
- New Hampshire in a home game on Friday, January 2 at 7 p.m.
- Albany in Albany, N.Y. on Sunday, January 4
at 1 p.m.
These games will be carried live on the Internet.
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