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Lisa Scales, CEO, Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank

Career

Jump-start Your Job Search: CEO of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

December 15, 2015

Joyce Li (CAS’19) gives therapy dog Duncan a treat during a stress relieving session at Hillel House December 10, 2015. At top right is Duncan’s owner Paul Pierce of Burlington. Photo by Chenyao Xu (COM’17)

K-9 Therapy

December 15, 2015

University News

University Rescinds Bill Cosby’s Honorary Degree

December 14, 2015

The BU Pep Band and Boston English High School Marching Band perform at the December 5 men’s hockey game at Agganis Arena: BEHS students Duel Vernet (left) and Jasmin Robinson (right) and Emily Raymond (CFA’19). Photo by Cydney Scott

University News

Making Music Together

December 14, 2015

YouSpeak Final Exam Stress

Students

YouSpeak: Is There Anything Good to Say about Finals Week?

December 14, 2015

Boston University Against Gun Violence invited members of the BU community to gather on Marsh Plaza for the third annual Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence, one of many happening across the country in solidarity with the Newtown Foundation. Event organizer Lindsay Fuori listens as another speaker provides the closing remarks. Photo by Dana J. Quigley

Boston University Against Gun Violence

December 14, 2015

bartender pouring a drink

Arts & Culture

Four Festive Cocktails for Your Holidays

December 14, 2015

William Fairfield Warren Society Induction of Fellows

William Fairfield Warren Society Induction of Fellows

December 11, 2015

Em John Jewelry Oprah Faux Fur Personalizable Keychains

Business & Law

CGS Student’s Design One of Oprah’s “Favorite Things”

December 11, 2015

Cast of Exposed during dress rehearsal

Theatre

BU Stages Robert Brustein’s Ripped-from-Headlines Satire

December 11, 2015

Alix Vargo (SAR'15) takes to the ice during the BU Figure Skating Club's annual ice show on December 5, 2015 atWalter Brown Arena. Photo by Chenyao Xu (COM'17)

Ice Show

December 10, 2015

In the City

Lunch, Anyone? Bee’s Knees Supply Company

December 10, 2015

Accolades

BU’s Health, Clinical Programs Earn Strong Grade

December 9, 2015

Washington Post Foreign Editor Douglas Jehl, left, and Ali Rezaian listen as Hugo Shong addresses the attendees at the Hugo Shong Reporting on Asia Award luncheon at the Castle December 8, 2015. Rezaian, received the award on behalf of his brother Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post journalist who is currently imprisoned in Iran. He has now been detained/imprisoned longer than any western journalist in history and the Iranian government is not sharing many details.

University News

Journalist Captive in Iran Given Hugo Shong Reporting on Asia Award

December 9, 2015

Religion

BU Forum Aims to Combat Anti-Muslim Bigotry

December 9, 2015

The men of Alpha Phi gather for a group photo at The Algonquin Club December 4, 2015 where the fraternity was hosting a panel discussion about careers in the fields of politics, technology, business, entertainment to current college students. Boston University chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity celebrated it's 100th anniversary this past weekend with the panel discussion, receptions, and a banquet gala. Dr Martin Luther King was an initiate of the chapter in 1952 as well as other prominent African-American men over the past 100 years. Photo by Olivier Kpognon

The Men of Alpha Phi Alpha

December 9, 2015

Mark Greenman

Schools and Colleges

Digital Learning Initiative Announces New Grants

December 8, 2015

Members of BUTV10 broadcast the men's basketball home opener against Northeastern at Case Gym. Director Justin Akiva (COM '18) works with technical director Caroline Rickert (COM '18) to make sure to catch all of the action for viewers at home.

BUTV10 Broadcast

December 8, 2015

Tessa Croker in an SED Disney course

Academics

Exploring the Wonderful World of Disney

December 8, 2015

Syrian Refugees

Politics

POV: Refusing Syrian Refugee Admissions—A Reality Check

December 8, 2015

POV: Refusing Syrian Refugee Admissions—A Reality Check