Plants Could Transform How Scientists Measure the Climate Benefits of Tidal Marshes
A BU study finds plant species predict emissions better than salinity.
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GRS 2025 Career Outcome Report: Where Our Master’s Grads Go after BU
Boston University’s Graduate School of Arts & Sciences prepares students to take their next steps across a wide range of […]
What is the Perseids Meteor Shower, and where can you view it?
Professor of Astronomy Meers Oppenheim explains the Perseids Meteor Shower
Alumni Spotlight: Meet Four GRS Women Making History
AUGUST 7, 2026 BY ARIANNA WILLIAMS From Pulitzer Prize-winning authors and groundbreaking scientists to pioneering public servants and AI innovators, […]
Hidden in plain sight: the secret partnership thriving on Caribbean reefs
Marine biologists have discovered a previously unknown relationship between tiny coral reef fish and tube-dwelling worms.
James H. Johnson named Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities
James H. Johnson, a champion of the humanities, has been named Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities.
Professor Analyzes Emerging Bundibugyo Virus Outbreak
Nancy Sullivan says Bundibugyo outbreak highlights the need for broader outbreak preparedness.
Why Are Fireworks So Captivating? CAS Faculty Explain the Science, History, and Psychology
CAS Faculty Explain the Science, History, and Psychology of the Independence Day Tradition.
CAS Community Members Share Their Favorite Revolutionary Places
We asked our community members to name their top Boston Revolution-era landmarks.
Ten CAS Faculty Promoted in Recognition of Excellence in Research, Teaching, and Service
Their work spans disciplines across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and mathematics and computational sciences.