Meet David Carballo, Professor of Archaeology, Anthropology, and Latin American Studies
David Carballo, professor of Archaeology, Anthropology, and Latin American Studies, focuses on the prehispanic civilizations of central Mexico.
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Andrea Berlin wins Gold Medal for Distinguished Archaeological Achievement
Andrea Berlin, Wiseman Chair in Classical Archaeology, has been named the 2025 winner of the Gold Medal for Distinguished Archaeological […]
Undergraduate Student Researchers Push the Boundary
Students delve into research on black holes, eating disorders, and attention
Designing a Curriculum for Multilingual Writers
The Writing Program’s Christina Michaud spearheaded a new initiative to rewrite ELL curriculm for multilingual students
Meet Andreana Cunningham
Meet Andreana Cunningham, assistant professor of archaeology, anthropology, and African American & Black Diaspora Studies
A BU Linguist’s Love Language
Danielle Dionne, the first Linguistics Department PhD graduate, works at the language learning app Duolingo.
Lionfish photo prompts scientific puzzle
A photo of a lionfish led Biologist John Finnerty to a new study on coral.
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.