Finding Her Voice: How Mock Trial Shaped Naudia Terry’s Path to Law
BU Mock Trial president Naudia Terry reflects on how mock trial has taught her advocacy, leadership, the power of community—and helped her prepare for her future.
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Unearthing Color: Samantha Nadel’s Quest to Decode Ancient Dye
Samantha Nadel (GRS`26) is uncovering how ancient communities produced the red dye.
Beyond Weight Loss
As GLP-1 weight-loss drugs grow in popularity, BU researchers are examining long-term effects on the brain, behavior, and motivation.
The Microbe Wiki Project: Teaching Science Through Storytelling
Students translate complex microbiology topics for a public audience, with help from Writing in the Disciplines student fellows.
ChemUnity
ChemUnity is bringing BU chemists together beyond the lab for social events, including a popular running group.
Student Stories: Kate Tumlin
Meet Kate Tumlin, a Tampa native studying History of Art & Architecture. We caught up with Kate to see how […]
Student Stories: Bhoomika Monthy Rajashekar
Bhoomika Monthy Rajashekar, from Mysuru, India, is working towards her Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence at the Graduate School […]
18 Lecturers Promoted
Eight CAS faculty members have been promoted to master lecturer and ten have been promoted to senior lecturer.
Rewriting the Rules of Genetics
Researchers discover that the beginning of a gene also determines its end—changing how we understand protein production and disease.
Remembering Astronomer Jeffrey Hughes
Arts & Sciences mourns the passing of Astronomer and former Graduate School Dean Jeffrey Hughes