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Marsh Chapel
At Marsh Chapel Celebration, President Gilliam Calls for Finding Common Humanity in Times of Struggle
In remarks, she points to the chapel as a beacon of spiritual guidance, a place of reflection that serves the community in times of “trial and triumph”
TV & Film
Alum’s New Documentary Celebrates Boston’s Once-Thriving Punk Scene
Vincent Straggas’ Life on the Other Planet to screen November 19 in Arlington
Cancer Series
“Science Saved My Life”: Cancer Survivor and BU Alum Joy Huber on Why Research Matters
Listen: Diagnosed with cancer as a young adult, Huber tells her story of endurance, survival, hope, and happiness
Latest Headlines
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With New Technology and Innovative Treatments, BU Cancer Research Is Saving Lives
Boston University researchers are leading the fight against cancer with tests that detect the disease earlier, effective medicines that extend patients’ lives, and other breakthroughs that help more people get lifesaving care
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National Science Foundation Honors 6 BU Researchers with CAREER Awards
Recognition as rising stars from the NSF will support projects on safer robots, more trustworthy healthcare AI, and other computer science–infused innovations
November 12, 2025 -
Love Thrift Shopping? Check Out Our Guide to the Best Secondhand Shops in and around Boston
These spots will help you save money on clothes, furniture, and accessories
November 13, 2025
Featured Events
Flashback Friday
Creating a “Who You Are” Page
For International Education Week, the CAS Writing Program hosted a Celebration for Multilingual Writing November 13. On offer were poster presentations, video and other forms of digital displays, an open-mic corner, games, and an arts and creativity area. Ella Jeup (Sargent’29) (left) and Anya Damdin (Questrom’29) visited the Celebration of Multilingual Writing area, which provided various colored pencils to decorate a “Who You Are” page.
Photo by Lily Jurman (COM‘26)
Student Life
Resource Guide: Everything BU International Students and Faculty Need to Know Right Now
Amid challenging times, Boston University is supporting its international community with resources and info ranging from visas to travel to their legal rights. “We are stronger because we come from so many different backgrounds and have different experiences,” President Melissa Gilliam says
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Arts & Culture
- New 808 Gallery Exhibition Showcases Faculty, Alumni Artwork
- Boston University Tanglewood Institute to Celebrate 60th Anniversary
- BU, MassArt, Tufts Open Fine Arts Studios to the Public for Second Annual Event
Business & Law
- 50 Years After Mandated by US Law, Special Education’s Future in Question, BU Scholar Says
- Communicating Climate Is the Focus of Inaugural Boston University Center for Media Innovation & Social Impact Summit
- Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor Offers Advice, Insight to BU Law Students at Annual Shapiro Lecture
Campus Life
- This Weekend @ BU November 13 to 16
- BU Launches Online AI Course For Undergrads; Additional AI Resources for Faculty, Staff
- Networking Doesn’t Have to Make You Cringe
Health & Medicine
- Round of Applause: Sargent College Students Awarded Travis M. Roy Scholarships
- New BU Hub Class Teaches Students How to Navigate the US Healthcare System
- 9 Mental Health Resources for BU Faculty and Staff
In the City
- Love Thrift Shopping? Check Out Our Guide to the Best Secondhand Shops in and around Boston
- This Weekend @ BU November 13 to 16
- This Weekend @ BU: November 6 to 9
Science & Technology
- BU Launches Online AI Course For Undergrads; Additional AI Resources for Faculty, Staff
- Interning at NASA Fulfills a Lifetime Ambition for This CAS Student
- Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Fort Point/Seaport
Sports
- BU Men’s Basketball Hosts Brown in Season Home Opener
- BU Men’s Soccer Heads to Lehigh for Patriot League Semifinal Tuesday
- Chasing Titles: BU Women’s Soccer, Field Hockey Ready for Patriot League Semifinals
University News
- Round of Applause: Sargent College Students Awarded Travis M. Roy Scholarships
- At Marsh Chapel Celebration, President Gilliam Calls for Finding Common Humanity in Times of Struggle
- Georgia U.S. Senator Rev. Raphael Warnock Preaches Against Inequality at Marsh Chapel 75th Anniversary Service
Voices & Opinion
- Why Might a Record Number of Churches Close This Year?
- How to Stay Safe (And Still Have Fun) This Halloween
- The Top Five Mental Health Lessons I Gained from Therapy