From the State House to the National Stage: BU Political Scientist Brings People Back into Politics
Political scientist Christine Slaughter connects classrooms, communities, and the national stage.
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Remembering Mathematician Bob Devaney
Devaney, who died November 16, 2025, devoted his life to proving that “mathematics is a living, breathing subject.”
A Semester in Nepal: Linguistics Meets Revolution
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Experiential Learning Like No Other
On annual trips to Belize, marine science students study ocean biodiversity amid the world’s second-largest barrier reef
Hands-On Science: Mentoring High School Students in the GROW Program
By Jessica Martin (GRS`28) This summer, I mentored two rising high school seniors, Lila Cannon and Shiaowei Qu, through the […]
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.
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.
Physics Professor wins prestigious prize for contributions to understanding superfluids
David Bishop was awarded the 2026 Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Physics Prize for outstanding theoretical or experimental contributions to condensed matter physics.