Putting Brazilian-Americans on the map
Renata Nunes (CAS`20) mapped the underrepresented political opinions of the Brazilian-American community.
Arts & Sciences
Congratulations Class of 2023!
On Sunday, May 21, 1,773 students graduated from the College of Arts & Sciences and 965 students graduated from the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.
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Revolutionizing Sign Language Tools
Linguistics Professor Carol Neidle and colleagues are developing resources to help those who use American Sign Language communicate.
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The Hub of the Physics Universe
Indara Suarez and her students are building a detector that may help solve some of science’s biggest mysteries
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Meet CAS’ 2023 Metcalf Award Winner
Anthropology professor Joanna Davidson cites for her innovative approach to grading
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A Real Person in a Fictional World
Marine Biology PhD Student Joanna Lee (CAS`17, GRS`24) helped to create an interactive graphic novel.
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A Deeply Personal, Final BU Lecture
Noted religion scholar and public intellectual Stephen Prothero retires after 27 years
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Arts & Sciences Community
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Nineteen lecturers promoted
Arts & Sciences congratulates the 10 CAS lecturers who were promoted to senior lecturer and the nine senior lecturers who […]
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Class of 2023 Reflections
Meet a few of the graduates of the College of Arts & Sciences’ Class of 2023!
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2023 CAS Awards
We are pleased to share the many awards and prizes that faculty, staff, and students have received this year.
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2023 Retiring Faculty Reflections
This year, 21 faculty members are retiring from the College of Arts & Sciences.
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CAS students win New Venture Competition
CAS teams won top awards in Innovate@BU’s annual New Venture Competition.
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Nominate speakers for lecture series
CAS communiuty members are invited to nominate speakers for the 2023–2024 Arts & Sciences Lecture Series
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Writing Program publishes new journal
The new journal will replace the program’s old publication, “WR,” which went on hiatus during the pandemic.
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Várhelyi Named Distinguished Professor
Várhelyi will serve as the next National Endowment for the Humanities Distinguished Teaching Professor.
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