Designing a Curriculum for Multilingual Writers
The Writing Program’s Christina Michaud spearheaded a new initiative to rewrite ELL curriculm for multilingual students
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Lionfish photo prompts scientific puzzle
A photo of a lionfish led Biologist John Finnerty to a new study on coral.
BU physics professors peer into the subatomic world to search for fundamental properties of matter and space.
BU physicists and collaborators release a new set of results that may indicate the presence of an unknown force
How Do We End Homelessness?
arts&sciences asked three faculty members to share their thoughts on the country’s homelessness crisis and what it would take to end it.
Uncovering BU History Abroad
While teaching at the University of Naples, Cynthia Becker found an unexpected connection to BU.
Just Environmentalism
CAS researchers who investigate cities are putting equity and justice in their plans to address climate change.
Connecting the Dots: How Does a Statistics Professor Map the Human Brain?
Emily Stephen collaborates with neuroscience colleagues at BU to decode and understand speech across spatial scales.
Meet CAS Alum Kurt Mahnke, General Manager of Barnes & Noble at Boston University
How do you ensure BU has all the textbooks and materials to support campus? Kurt Mahnke (CAS’04) has the answers.
Historic Photos Hidden In Plain Sight
Details about College’s first graduating class were thought to be lost to time—until a remarkable discovery was made in 2022.
Building a Better Boston
By Steve Holt The late Thomas M. Menino once characterized Boston—where he served as mayor from 1993 to 2014—as a […]