Lionfish photo prompts scientific puzzle
A photo of a lionfish led Biologist John Finnerty to a new study on coral.
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Demonic Obsession: A Different Look at Mental Health in the Medieval Period
A Different Look at Mental Health in the Medieval Period
Meet Catalina Rodríguez, Assistant Professor of Spanish
Meet Catalina Rodríguez, assistant professor of Spanish, and recently promoted faculty member. Her research focuses on Latin American literature, gender […]
Resurrecting Ancient Haunts at the Core Curriculum and Classical Studies’ annual “GoreFest”
GoreFest gathers students and faculty to perform ridiculous readings of ancient drama.
6 reasons to choose BU for your MS in Economics
Curious about how an MS in Economics from BU could benefit you in the future? Looking to broaden your financial […]
Student Story: Jared Pincus
Name: Jared Pincus Pronouns: He/Him/His What is your hometown? Green Brook, New Jersey, USA Program at BU? PhD in Computer […]
Meet Rachel Mesch, Professor of French
Rachel Mesch is a professor and director of undergraduate studies in French, and recently promoted faculty member. Her research focuses […]
Sandra McEvoy on the Good Friday Agreement: Grassroots Approaches to Peace and Conflict Conference
McEvoy has coordinated the Good Friday Agreement Conference, marking the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.
Meet Saleena Saleem, Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology
Saleem’s studies lie at the intersection of the sociology and politics of race and ethnicity, religion, and gender.
Arts & Sciences Looks to Next 150 Years at Gala Lunch
Arts & Sciences celebrated a milestone 150 years as a college with a gala luncheon during Alumni Weekend