GRS Student Story- Kristina McAvoy
Kristina McAvoy Hometown: Brockton, Massachusetts Program: MA in Remote Sensing & Geospatial Sciences Why did you choose to come to […]
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GRS Student Story- Hannah Sherseth
Hannah Sherseth Hometown: Dallas, Texas Program : MS in Quantitative Economics Graduation Year: September 2020 Why did you choose to come […]
GRS Student Story- Christian Abys
Christian Abys Hometown: Guilford, Connecticut Program: MA in Remote Sensing & Geospatial Sciences Why did you choose to come to […]
GRS Student Story- Hyun Soo Suh
Hyun Soo Suh Hometown: Seoul, South Korea Program: MS in Quantitative Economics Graduation Year: September 2020 Why did you choose […]
GRS Student Story- Edilsa Sofía Monterrey-Quintero de Bassilli
Edilsa Sofía Monterrey-Quintero de Bassilli Hometown: Panama City, Panama. Currently living in Egypt. Program: MFA in Literary Translation Why did […]
GRS Student Story- Tomoki Ogasa
Tomoki Ogasa Hometown: Tokushima, Japan Program: MA in Economic Policy Why did you choose to come to BU for your […]
Rethinking Boston’s Statues
A BU art historian wrote a report two years ago. Now her work is helping remove the city’s racist monuments.
A Summer Research Lifeline for Grad Students
Poet-scholar Ida Fasel (CAS’31, GRS’45) finished writing the last of her 16 books at age 102.
COVID & Policing Work Gets IOC Grant
Members of the Dept. of Sociology will work on the project “Race, Place, and Policing During the COVID-19 Pandemic.”
Malika Jeffries-EL Named New AD of GRS
The Associate Professor of Chemistry is rethinking graduate education—amidst a global pandemic and a growing antiracism moment—in her new role.