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Boston University students take you on a tour of the campus.
This is the whole tour, from start to finish. You can also watch each segment individually on our channel:
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Qin Xu talks about how her daughter's travels as a child and the rigorous college admissions process in China contributed to Lily's decision to study in the United States.
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Qin Xu talks about the differences between her upbringing and Lily's—respectively, growing up with siblings, and without in the One Child Policy era.
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Interning at Fenway Park with the Boston Red Sox-- now that's what we call field experience. Meet Kelly, a Communication major who's even had her own show on broadcast TV while a student at BU.
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The graduate thesis film by Robert Andersen (COM '10). Currently making a run on the festival circuit. WINNER, Best Short, Boston International Film Festival. FIRST PLACE, Redstone West Film Festival. ALOHA ACCOLADE FOR EXCELLENCE IN FILMMAKING, [...]Honolulu Film Festival. GOLDEN ACES AWARD, Las Vegas Film Festival. OFFICIAL SELECTION: Atlanta Film Festival, Garden State Film Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, Long Island International Film Expo, Hoboken International Film Festival, Lighthouse International Film Festival, Indie Spirit Film Festival, and others.
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Pengpeng Ge talks about how he sees American universities as "fenceless" and "free" in comparison to those in China.
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Zhengping Wang and Pengpeng Ge talks about the difficulties and rewards of having their only child travel far away for university.
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The mission of the Boston University Initiative on Cities (IoC) will be to engage researchers, policy makers, and constituencies from the United States and around the world to help plan for the development of the sustainable infrastructure and [...]essential services that will be required for cities to flourish in the years ahead.
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On this side of the pond, there’s certainly a “traditional†way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day — the rites typically involve a parade, green clothing, and copious amounts of ale-induced merrymaking. The Guinness [...]corporation is even leading a charge to make it a national holiday in the United States, as it is in Ireland.
As the city of Boston — host of the nation’s first St. Patrick’s Day Parade, in 1737 — decks itself in green for another year’s celebration, BU Today hit the streets to find out just how much people know about Ireland’s patron saint.
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