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SepAlumni Weekend
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Carmen Yulín Cruz, San Juan Mayor, Makes…
Earlier this year, Carmen Yulín Cruz (CAS’84), mayor of San Juan, P.R., made Time magazine’s TIME 100: The Most Influential People of […]
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SepGitner Family CAS Lecture: The Opioid Crisis from a Humanist's Perspective
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CAS Alum Makes Mark in Massachusetts Polit…
Andres Vargas (CAS ’15) has been thinking politically since his childhood in Haverhill, Mass. That spirit propelled him to, at […]
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OctNovember 9, 1938: Emotions and Emotional Politics Then and Now, and In-between
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Economics Professor Wins Teaching Award
Robert Margo, a College of Arts & Sciences professor of economics, received the 2018 Provost’s Scholar-Teacher of the Year Award (formerly […]
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (CAS’11) Wins C…
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (CAS’11) made national news in June when she defeated a US House speaker-in-waiting twice her age in New York’s primary […]
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NovLessons from the Past: From Kristallnacht to the Modern Refugee Crisis
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Pardee Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowshi…
Vivien Schmidt, a Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies and College of Arts & Sciences professor of international relations and […]
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Arts&Sciences Magazine
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Spring Break with a Purpose
For many students, spring break is a chance to head to a tropical climate for some rest and relaxation. But […]
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A Commencement to Remember
Commencement 2013 was a special occasion, as we wished well this year’s graduating class. The weekend included 33 separate ceremonies […]
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State Street’s First Chief Diversity Off…
Former New England Patriot Paul Francisco is charged with financial giant’s global strategy for inclusion.
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Three CAS Faculty Members Named 2018 Sloan…
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation recently announced the winners of the 2018 Sloan Research Fellowships and three CAS faculty are […]
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Three Receive Endowed Professorships
As the new academic year begins, we are pleased to announce the naming of three of our faculty members to […]
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Remembering Bernard Chasan
The late emeritus professor of physics is remembered as "a very thoughtful and caring mentor."
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Templer Awarded $3 Million Grant
The award will help her develop a transformative model for graduate education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields.
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Summer Adventures in Athens
Thanks to the Department of Classical Studies, BU students spent the summer in learning about Greek culture and its history.
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Teaching and Advising Awards
Dean Cudd announced the winners of the 2016 Templeton Award for Excellence in Student Advising and the 2016 CAS Teaching […]