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News & Events
In The News - Archives
Metropolitan College News
2005 to 1998
On
wine Glasses: Think functional, not fussy: Sandy Block, Master
of Win and professor at BU's Elizabeth Wine Resource Center, is featured
in Boston Globe
He
performs dual roles as playwright, arts lobbyist: Playwright
and Arts Administration Professor, Dan Hunter, is featured in Boston
Globe Article
Prison
programs offers inmates BU education: MET's Prison Education
Program, and Professor Bob Cadigan, were featured in the Daily
Free Press
Criminal
Justice Professor Tom Nolan appeared in a recent CNN video clip discussing
the "cell phone bandit". (See
the video clip embedded in the full article)
Boston Globe food writers offer Thanksgiving recipes: Our culinary
arts program (Lifelong
Learning) was featured on the BU Today website
Prison Education Program expands with new grant: Bridge to
College program helps prepare inmates for degree programs
Federal
probe sought in Falmouth officer's shooting: MET Criminal Justice
Professor Tom Nolan is featured in a recent Cape Cod Times article
MET
offers classes at Hanscom Air Force Base: Course
in military acquisitions expands to a degree program
Boston
University Metropolitan College Honored
for Excellence in Online Programming
MET
honored for excellence in online education
MET
hires five new faculty, launches online liberal arts program
Boston
University Opens New Brussels Campus: New
campus is in the heart of the city’s university district
MET
provides 10 community college graduates academic scholarships
BU holds emergency registration for Tulane students
The artists' last stand: Arts Administration Director Daniel
Ranalli is featured in a recent Boston Globe article
For
many adults, the first step toward campus can be the hardest:
MET Dean Jay Halfond is featured in this Boston Globe article on adult
education
Merger
Mania: MET Professor John Sullivan is featured in The July
2005 issue of Nephrology News and Issues
Read
the latest news in the Metropolitan
College Commencement 2005 Newsletter
Are
we hoax-proof? : MET/CAS History Professor Joe Boskin is featured
in The Standard Times
Greater
Boston - WGBH: MET criminal justice professor Tom Nolan is
featured in a WGBH television interview discussing new tracking system
for sex offenders
Any Name is a
Vessel: forming artSTRAND: Provincetown Arts Magazine features
an interview with Daniel Ranalli and his wife, artist Tabitha Vevers,
co-founders of their new gallery, artSTRAND.
Alumni Reception in Vilvoorde, Belgium — April 20, 2005.
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here for photos and more information
Selling the Stage: MET instructor Janet Bailey is featured in Boston Magazine
Poetry
in Commotion: MET instructor Allison Adair is featured in the
Boston Globe
Can
a small museum still think big?: Rich Maloney, assistant
director of Arts Administration at MET, comments on fundraising in the
arts
The Case for Culture by part-time faculty member Dan Hunter
More young women in Hub pursuing careers in wine
P&G
and Gillette to Merge - Professor John Sullivan discusses the Gillette
merge
Experts:
Winning insanity plea very difficult
MET's
Prison Program Featured in the Christian Science Monitor
2004
Instructor
Sandy Block, sommelier and Legal Sea Food vice-president, is
featured in Boston Business Journal.
Professor
Anatoly Temkin receives 2004 Metcalf honors
For
online graduates, it's a first at BU
Grade
inflation is not a victimless crime
BU Alumni
Newsletter: Board
plays supporting role
Drink
to this: evidence grows about benefits of moderate drinking
2003
Church
Scandal, a City’s Tragedy Earn Pulitzers for Four BU Alums
Metropolitan
College at Boston University Offers Executives a Fast Track Degree Option
Biotech Students Balance Beakers with Business Savvy
Student
Clears Path for Pilot Internship Program at Sovereign
Survival
Skills a Prerequisite for Working Students
2002
Metropolitan
College Offers Online Master’s Program in Criminal Justice
2001
MET’s
New e-Commerce Program Integrates Business and Technology
New
MET Dean Jay Halfond Sees a Clearer Identity for the College
Boston
University Trustees Name DeWolfe Chairman
Lifelong
Learning is Goal of New Division of Extended Education
2000
Inmates and Faculty Find Joint Fulfillment in MET Prison Course
MET Faculty Members Receive 2000 Freedom Project Award
1999
Wine
Program at MET Improves with Age
1998
New
MET Graduate Program will Mean Lively Arts, Artists’ Livelihood
