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A Look Back at Juno
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Gallery: BU community captures the blizzard in photos
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Where to Watch the Super Bowl
Viewing parties scheduled across campus Sunday
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Huntington’s The Second Girl Shadows O’Neill
Premiere of a reimagining of Long Day’s Journey into Night
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Allston Christmas: the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Video: Tonight’s Cinematheque brings web series’ producers to campus
Close Up
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Shout-out to shovelers: The Islamic Society of BU offered an opportunity to thank the scores of Facilities personnel for hours (and days) of Juno cleanup. Sara Parvin-Nejad (CAS'15) (from left), Diana Abbas (CAS'18), and Amina Egal (CGS'15) staff the GSU table. Photo by Cydney Scott
Freshman Hockey Star Talk of the Sport
There is one reason that Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and dozens of NHL scouts come to Agganis Arena this season: freshman Jack Eichel.
What’s Up BU?
Friday
- Resume Deadline: Aramark Corporation12:00am
- The Iron Triangle of Food Policy - The American Journal of Law & Medicine Symposium9:00am
- Global Fellows Reading6:15pm
- Cinematheque: An Evening with Jared Vincenti, Kenice Mobley, and Melissa Walker7:00pm
- Agganis Free Skate10:00pm
Saturday
Don’t Miss
Agganis Free Skate
Strap on your ice skates and join us on the Agganis ice after the Terrier men’s hockey game. The first of two sessions of free skate, from 10 to 10:35 p.m., is for students who attended the game and the second session, from 11 to 11:35 p.m., is for all other BU students. You can bring your own skates or rent some for free at the rink. Agganis Arena, 925 Commonwealth Ave.
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Athletics Headlines
- M. Ice Hockey. No. 2 Men's Ice Hockey Hosts UMass Friday January 29, 2015
- M. Basketball. Army Edges Men's Basketball, 71-67 January 29, 2015
- W. Basketball. Strong Second Half Not Enough To Quell Black Knights January 29, 2015
Series Spotlight
Reaching Out
BU Today’s six-part series “Reaching Out” examines the many ways the Boston University community works to ease the hardships of immigrants and refugees in the Boston area. The programs, we find, are as diverse as the people they serve.
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Families That Learn Together
Reaching Out: BU-Chelsea program helps immigrants with English, and life
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Gallery: Interpreters of Maladies
Reaching Out: BU trained, they work in hospitals, courts, and schools
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Video: Finding Refuge
Reaching Out: LAW students offer asylum seekers free, often life-saving counsel
In Your Words
“I am extremely impressed with the breadth of the comments posted here. They are all enlightening and add to my …”
POV: We Need to Talk About Race
61“Thank you! Nice job to all the hard workers at BU that made it happen during this storm. …”
Wednesday Classes Canceled on Charles River Campus and at SPH
40“I know it won't affect in the long term but the two cancellations already affected my two art classes. They …”
Wednesday Classes Canceled on Charles River Campus and at SPH
40“"Logically, if he/she is your child, you would seek the best for that child, regardless of its consequences to yourself." …”
A Campus Minority: Students Against Abortion
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