What’s in MLK’s Briefcase?
Students investigate the power of objects at BU's Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center
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Unfolding Nature’s Patterns
Sea urchin embryos could advance our understanding of human development
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Giving Gone Bad
How corporations disguise lobbying as philanthropy
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In the Wake of Puerto Rico’s Storm
LGBTQ activist brings aid to marginalized communities after Hurricane Maria
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She was a World War II Codebreaker
Frances Pearlmutter helped America win the war—and kept it secret for 50 years
a&s Insider
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Welcome, Dean Sclaroff
Computer scientist takes helm as interim dean
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Reclaiming a Legacy of Diversity
After a critical assessment of its diversity efforts, CAS is taking steps to be more inclusive
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An Algorithm that Can Make Anyone an Artist
Computer scientists smash barriers to creativity
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Searching for Red Dwarf Stars
CAS astronomer helped select targets for exoplanet-hunting space telescope
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Her Voice, Her Vocation
Attending the UN Global Engagement Summit inspired a student journalist
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Reggae Bassist, Sci-Fi Aficionado, Scholar
New director of the African American Studies Program fosters inclusion
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5 Research Highlights
Discoveries that’ll impress your friends
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From the Archives
Can you tell us who’s in the gorilla suit—and why?