Reflections
COVID on Campus
Weekly Compliance Report: September 25
The numbers show that most students are remaining vigilant—but one Romeo and Juliet learned the consequences of breaking quarantine
Learn from Anywhere
How One Class Is Adapting to BU’s Learn from Anywhere Model
Students and teacher weigh in on how it’s working
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11 Ways to Stay Connected if You’re Remote This Semester
Students studying from home can still join clubs, attend social events
September 25, 2020 -
BU Professor Michael Holley Debuts New Sports Show, Brother from Another
COM prof and longtime friend and fellow journalist Michael Smith bring passion, ambition to NBC’s Peacock
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The Weekender: September 24 to 27
Boating, a farmers market, and a streamed local music festival
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Boston University Weekly COVID-19 Report: September 16 to 22
Low number of coronavirus cases despite one cluster emerging from a single, off-campus household
3September 23, 2020
Accolades
Ibram X. Kendi Named to Time100 List of Most Influential People
“I'm focused on using any influence I may have to challenge racism”
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New Sexual Misconduct Policy Takes Effect at BU
Changes to Title IX are required by law under directives imposed by the US Department of Education
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A Rallying Cry for More Women and Candidates of Color in Politics
BU and WBUR CitySpace Series Black Boston: Changing the Face of Politics virtual panel drew nearly 250
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Time to Retire the Rhett Name? You Can Weigh In
Community forums about mascot moniker scheduled on Thursday and Friday
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Muhammad Zaman on the Increasing Dangers of Antibiotic Resistance
In his new book, Biography of Resistance, ENG prof warns of the growing risk of drug-resistant infections
September 22, 2020
Gallery
“I Will Get through This. We Will Get through This.”
For more than six months Boston Medical Center (BMC) doctors, nurses, social workers, administrators, and others have worked on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. They would come off their shifts emotionally and physically drained, which is when BU Today photographers Cydney Scott and Jackie Ricciardi captured most of them for this photo essay. […]
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