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BU Today 3-10-2022

March 10, 2022
Nate Dizor (SAR’24), from left, Rudy Joseph (Wheelock’24), and Abigail Hulick (Questrom’22) organize toys by category at Room to Grow in Hyde Park March 8. BU students volunteered at Room to Grow as part of Alternative Spring Break. Photo by for Boston University Photography

Alternative Service Break 2022

March 9, 2022
Photo of the members of BU Women's Basketball team from the bench cheering. 4 women wearing red long-sleeved shirts hold their arms up and hold their fingers in a dog formation to cheer. A masked ref is seen on the left raising his arm.
Women’s Basketball

Women’s Basketball Terriers Two Wins from First Patriot League Title

March 9, 2022
Photo of the front of High Street Food Hall. A tall, modern building surrounded by greenery and wood accents is seen with a large sign in front that reads "High Street Place, food Hall"
Weekender

The Weekender: March 10 to 13

March 9, 2022

BU Today 3-09-2022

March 9, 2022
Overhead photo of students at Questrom School on Wednesday, January 26, 2022. The students sit a circle tables in small groups in bright red chairs. The tables and chairs are on a patterned rug with a series of circles and other geometric shapes.

A New, Life-Size Board Game?

March 8, 2022

BU Today 3-08-2022

March 8, 2022
Photo of a woman of color in long, silver gown, her hands extended as she sings with a solemn look on her face. Behind her, an Asian woman in a long, sparkly, black gown plays concentratedly at a grand piano. Both women are on stage.

CFA Students Perform at Carnegie Hall

March 7, 2022

BU Today 3-7-2022

March 7, 2022
Photo of the underbelly of a plane flying overhead in a slightly cloudy sky
Spring Break

Scotland, Florida, Texas, or Home? BU Students Share Their Spring Break Plans

March 4, 2022
Photo of a young, Asian student in a white puffy picking up a piece of baby clothing from a large bin at a Cradles to Crayon collection center.
Community Service

Alternative Service Break Trips Stay Local This Year

March 4, 2022
Photo (from right to left) of Ines Santa Cruz (CGS’24), Betil Gorgu (COM’24), Sofia Akhmechet (CGS’24) and Marina Fernandez (CGS’24) gathered on Marsh Plaza Thursday, March 3, 2022 for a protest and vigil in solidarity with victims of the conflict in Ukraine. Cruz holds a blue and yellow sign and battery powered candle light; the other students hold candle lights and wear winter jackets. They all look solemn and the sun is setting in the sky.

Vigil for Victims in Ukraine

March 4, 2022

BU Today 3-4-2022

March 4, 2022
Photo of 4 masked BU students sitting and kneeling around a white and black sheepadoodle as they pet it.

Petting Dogs

March 3, 2022
Photo: Parents of transgender children and other supporters of transgender rights gathered in the capital outdoor rotunda to speak about transgender legislation being considered in the Texas House and Texas Senate in Austin, Texas. They hold a large light blue, pink, and white striped flag and wear masks.
Transgender Rights

Explaining the Latest Texas Anti-Transgender Directive

March 3, 2022
Image: collage of artists releasing music in march 2022. Black background with outline-font white lines features photos of Aminé, Black Country, New Road, and Epik High. Aminé is seen performing in concert on polaroid-style borders while the groups Black Country, New Road and Epik High poses in front of backdrops in their individual polaroid-style borders. Text on right behind image reads "What's Hot in Music"
New Music

Hot New Music March 2022: Local Boston Concerts, New Album Releases

March 3, 2022
Movie poster for the Batman 2022 movie. The poster features the new cast, Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne (Batman), Zoë Kravitz as Selina Kyle (Catwoman), and Paul Dano as Edward Nashton (The Riddler). The poster has dramatic lighting with a yellow/orange tinge. At the top, "unmask the truth" is written in creepy red letters.
Movie Quiz

Results Are In! Time to Unmask The Batman Trivia Winner

March 3, 2022
While primarily a scoring threat, Sydney Johnson (CAS’23) says her versatility can have an impact in multiple aspects of the game: “I try to do whatever the team needs to do that night.” Here Johnson stands dribbling a basketball on the court
Basketball

“It’s Up to Us”: Sydney Johnson, Women’s Basketball Look for Patriot League Redemption

March 3, 2022
Composite image of Nancy Harayama, a middle aged Asian woman with shoulder length black hair wearing a floral blouse and smiling, senior lecturer in special education at Wheelock College of Education & Human Development (left) and Alyse Bithavas, an older white woman with short amber hair wearing a white and black neck scarf, director of student services and academic advising at the College of General Studies.
Accolades

Academic Advising Awards Ceremony Returns In Person This Year

March 3, 2022

BU Today 3-3-2022

March 3, 2022

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