National Wear Red Day

These students from the late 1940s express a heartfelt message urging good heart health.

February 3, 2006

Meghan Noe

These students from the late 1940s express a heartfelt message urging good heart health for the BU community. Today, February 3, is National Wear Red Day to show support for women’s heart disease awareness. Photo from1949 Hub yearbook.

National Wear Red Day

These students from the late 1940s express a heartfelt message urging good heart health.

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