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Steven Wise, founder and president of Nonhuman Rights Project — Nonhuman Rights: Is It Time to Unlock the Cage?

LAW alum Steven Wise has spent 30 years arguing that chimpanzees should have the rights of persons

Bad Medicine - Fake and substandard drugs. — Bad Medicine

Fake and substandard drugs endanger hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Two BU professors and an alum are doing something about it.

Seeing the World through the Eyes of BU

Winners of the Global Programs ﬁfth annual international photo contest Gallery

ashley farmer — Female Activists Behind the Black Power Movement

Ashley Farmer brings to light stories of unsung African American heroines

The Evil Among the Osage

In Killers of the Flower Moon, David Grann unearths dark days in the nation’s history

How a Cancer-causing Pathogen Survives the Stomach — How a Cancer-causing Pathogen Survives the Stomach

Physicists uncover secrets of H. pylori bacteria

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June 19, 2017

Bringing Zinn to Class

Alum’s nonprofit offered free books to Arkansas schools amid banning effort

Doctoral student Chelsey Bowman was awarded an NCAA Graduate Student Research Grant to survey college athletes about their attitudes regarding sexual violence on campus. Her research may lead to bystander training programs that teach athletes how to prevent sexual violence.

June 6, 2017

Bystander Intervention: Can Athletes Prevent Assault?

NCAA funds research on college athletes’ role in stopping sexual violence

Amber Navarre is this year’s winner of the Gerald and Deanne Gitner Family Award for Innovation in Teaching with Technology

April 28, 2017

Teaching Chinese with Everyday Technology

CAS lecturer honored with annual Gitner Award

online education student taking notes for an online class

April 20, 2017

New Questrom MOOCs Offer Path to MicroMasters Certification

Successful students can go for an MS in digital innovation

Aurora Kesseli with third-graders Amaria Smith (left) and Cassandra Riley as they work on an experiment at the Girls Science Club.

April 7, 2017

Science Club for Girls Takes STEM to the Next Generation

GWISE grad students share knowledge and enthusiasm

Starting this fall, MED’s new Health Sciences Education program will offer both a master’s degree and certificate for health science educators.

April 6, 2017

MED Launches New Health Sciences Education Program

For medical professionals who want to teach more effectively

Tyler Perrachione, Assistant Professor at Boston University Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, juggles cards with nonwords used in his dyslexic brain research

April 3, 2017

Mind Reader

To treat language disorders, Tyler Perrachione investigates what makes dyslexic brains different

A student walks into the Boston University School of Education building

March 22, 2017

Rankings Put BU among Best Nationally and Globally

U.S. News, QS release latest assessments

Abraham Lincoln memorial

March 20, 2017

Trying to Save an Important Part of Lincoln’s Legacy

BU Trustee Jonathan Cole: rescuing public universities from the budget axe

Protesters in Berkeley, CA

March 6, 2017

POV: Let Haters Speak. Then Disagree with Them.

Universities must teach respect for free speech and inquiry