Mars’ history of water fundamental to understanding life on Earth
BU Astronomers say Mars once had a lot of water
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Breaking Barriers through Language
CAS lecturer teams up with Boston Public Schools administrator to teach Spanish to teachers, principals, nurses, and staff members
Hit the Beach with these CAS Summer Reads
Faculty, staff, and students share their summer favorites.
Tracking responses to the MBTA Communities Act
Students in CAS PO 519: “Inequality & American Politics’ studied responses to the controversial MBTA Communities Act.
CAS pilots interdisciplinary co-teaching initiative
During the BU Arts & Sciences strategic planning process, team teaching was identified as a powerful means to advance interdisciplinary […]
Mathematics Across Generations
Kyle Mickelson (CAS’24, GRS’25) is following in the footsteps of his maternal grandfather, Nicodemo Ciccia (CAS’58, GRS’65)
PROMYS: A Journey of Questions
For 35 years, PROMYS, based at BU, has inspired young mathematicians.
Sixteen CAS Faculty Promoted to Associate Professor
CAS congratulates the 16 faculty members promoted to associate professor as of July 1.
Tributes & Reflections: 2024 Retiring Faculty
This year, 21 faculty members are retiring from the College of Arts & Sciences. We invited the chairs and directors […]
Surprise Gift to History of Art & Architecture Supports Graduate Student Studies
Professor Emeritus Fred Kleiner gave back to his department on Giving Day.