Untold Stories of Female Herpetologists
Sinlan Poo (CAS’07) is one of the editors of a new book focused on women in herpetology.
Will robots take our jobs? How Do We End Homelessness? Why Do People Cheat? Can data help us solve the world’s biggest problems? We asked three faculty members, from three academic fields, how they would answer these big questions.
Read moreSinlan Poo (CAS’07) is one of the editors of a new book focused on women in herpetology.
Expert and alum Greg Skomal’s new book is part science, part memoir.
BU historian and alum Cari Babitzke, studies how guns came to shape partisan politics in the US.
CAS researchers say a breakdown between fungi and trees can expose plants and animals to harmful pathogens.
Leslie Sills (CAS’69) champions other artists, creates politically-charged works, and inspires students to pursue their passions.
Christine Kannler (CAS`96) educates firefighters about how to reduce cancer exposure.
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Put your records on: Music and your Wellbeing
The Experiential Learning Connector’s new program provides housing and meals to students with unpaid or low-paid internships.
Margarita Guillory, associate professor of religion, teaches courses on American religious history, digital religion, and religion and popular culture.
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Assistant Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences Rachel Denison studies how visual information is processed.
Arts & Sciences welcomed five new postdoctoral scholars to the Society of Fellows.
Life Management: Redefining Work Life Balance
Arts & Sciences welcomes the 68 new faculty members who have joined our community in 2023.
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