From the State House to the National Stage
BU political scientist Christine Slaughter connects classrooms, communities, and the national stage to reimagine how democracy is taught, studied, and […]
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Biologist Jeffrey Marlow Awarded National…
Expert in how microbial life endures in inhospitable places joins outstanding emerging leaders program.
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From Lab Bench to Biopharma
Students Launch Conference to Connect Peers with Industry Leaders
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CS alum named “Inventor of the Year”
CS alum Dr. Gonca Gürsun (GRS’13) has been named Inventor of the Year by the Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence.
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Remembering Bob Devaney
Devaney, who died November 16, 2025, devoted his life to proving that “mathematics is a living, breathing subject."
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Unearthing Color
Samantha Nadel (GRS`26) is uncovering how ancient communities produced the red dye.
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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.
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Teaching Science Through Storytelling
Students translate complex microbiology topics for a public audience, with help from Writing in the Disciplines student fellows.
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18 Lecturers Promoted
Eight CAS faculty members have been promoted to master lecturer and ten have been promoted to senior lecturer.
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ChemUnity
ChemUnity is bringing BU chemists together beyond the lab for social events, including a popular running group.
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Rewriting the Rules of Genetics
Researchers discover that the beginning of a gene also determines its end—changing how we understand protein production and disease.
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Remembering Astronomer Jeffrey Hughes
Arts & Sciences mourns the passing of Astronomer and former Graduate School Dean Jeffrey Hughes
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Remembering Neuroscientist Kyle Gobrogge
Arts & Sciences remembers Kyle Gobrogge, a senior lecturer in the neuroscience program.
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Arts&Sciences Magazine
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CAS Welcomes New Faculty
Arts & Sciences welcomes the 39 new faculty members who have joined our community in 2025.
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Remembering Margrit Betke
Margrit Betke was a pioneering computer scientist, beloved mentor, and advocate for using technology for good.
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When the Record Lies
How Forged Artifacts and Misinformation Are Rewriting Truth
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Three CAS Chemists Receive ACS Petroleum R…
Chemistry faculty have received grants to pursue innovative projects in the petroleum field.
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Remembering Leslie Epstein
Friends, colleagues, and former students of the author, who died May 18, recall his steadfast dedication to—and passion for—literary fiction.
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Four Faculty Promoted to Full Professor
Historian Brooke Blower, Computer Scientist Marco Gaboardi, Chemist Pinghua Liu, and Economist Juan Ortner have been promoted to the rank […]
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Doctoral student creates marine textbook f…
Doctoral student creates marine textbook for Central American communities
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Four CAS professors receive Guggenheim awa…
Writer Louis Chude-Sokei, astronomer Merav Opher, physicist Anders Sandvik, and historian Bruce Schulman have been honored with 2025 Guggenheim Fellowships.
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Political Science Professor named 2025 And…
Jacob Brown selected as one of 26 Carnegie Fellows for his research on political polarization.
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CAS physicists receive Breakthrough Prize…
Physics faculty are amongst 13,000 researchers celebrated for their work at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider in Geneva.