What Would Effective Prison Reform Look Like?
Three CAS experts share their ideas for fixing a broken penal system.
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Welcoming a New Postdoctoral Cohort to Campus
The new Society of Fellows program offers early-career scholars an opportunity to advance their research and teaching.
Baking a New Path for Herself
Jane Gross (’88) muses about how her CAS education has stuck with her over the years.
Food, Fantasy, Friendship: Summer Reading—CAS Style
Staff and faculty share their favorite books for summer 2022
Bird is the Word for This BU Historian
CAS History Professor James Johnson discusses his passion for photographing birds
A multimedia journey through ancient texts
In Professor Tabatabai’s CC 320 classroom, ancient Sufi texts—alongside “2001: A Space Odyssey”—come to life
The Optimism of Kenneth Lin (CAS`98)
The Credit Karma founder and CEO has found his calling giving consumers tools to change their financial futures
Chemistry Professor Honors His Mother
A pandemic invention helped him endow a scholarship for women in STEM
Lasagna or Spaghetti? Magnetic Fields and Star-Formation
BU Astronomy Professor Dan Clemens says there may be cosmic lessons to be learned from pasta forms.
Are You Paying Attention?
Associate Professor Sam Ling wants to understand how the human brain processes vision and allows us to focus.