Given permission to use AI, most college students show surprising restraint in their final essays<\/a> (quoting Sarah Madsen Hardy, Writing Program)<\/p>\n UMass researchers awarded grant to examine carbon storage in wetlands<\/a> (quoting Robinson W. Fulweiler, Earth & Environment)<\/span><\/p>\n Boston University Joins National Science Foundation Institute Pushing Frontiers of Physics and AI<\/a> (quoting Azer Bestavros, Computer Science)<\/p>\n A molecule that emits laser-like light<\/a> (quoting Malika Jeffries-EL, Chemistry)<\/p>\n Donald Trump\u2019s Evangelical Base May Be Cracking<\/a> (quoting Nancy Ammerman, Sociology)<\/p>\n Boston University\u2019s Louis Chude-Sokei Awarded for Distinguished Scholarship in Africana Studies<\/a> (honoring Louis Chude-Sokei, English, African American & Black Diaspora Studies)<\/p>\n Does your home use natural gas? Carcinogens may be leaking into your air.<\/a> (quoting Nathan Phillips, Earth & Environment)<\/span><\/p>\n The World Cup Is Coming to Boston\u2014and BU\u2019s Soccer Fans Are Ready for Kickoff<\/a> (quoting Neil Meyler, Linguistics)<\/span><\/p>\n Boston University Researchers Team Up with Massachusetts to Launch New Clean Energy Tools<\/a> (quoting Cutler Cleveland, Earth & Environment)<\/span><\/p>\n What Comic Books Can Teach Us About Medicine<\/a> (quoting A. David Lewis, Religion and Literature)<\/span><\/p>\n The warming risk hiding in chemicals needed to keep cool<\/a> (quoting Lucy Hutyra, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n Breakthrough honours g\u20132<\/a> (quoting Lee Roberts & Dillion Brout, Physics & Astronomy)<\/span><\/p>\n Ladue High’s graduating class has an extraordinary number of twins<\/a> (quoting Kimberly Saudino, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/span><\/p>\n \u2018Ready to cave\u2019: How liberal governors warmed to Trump\u2019s pipelines<\/a> (quoting Nathan Phillips, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n Southeast Mass. backed Trump. Experts look at the Congressional maps<\/a> (quoting Maxwell Palmer, Political Science)<\/span><\/p>\n How to beat the city heat<\/a> (quoting Lucy Hutyra, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n The warming risk hiding in chemicals needed to keep cool<\/a> (quoting Lucy Hutyra, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n How to catch a liar (it’s harder than you think)<\/a> (quoting Arthur Lee, Neuroscience)<\/span><\/p>\n How understanding moral injury could save veterans\u2019 lives<\/a> (quoting Brett Litz, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Summers Are Getting Hotter and Deadlier, Especially for Older Americans<\/a> (quoting Deborah Carr, Sociology)<\/p>\n Is an energy crisis coming for the global economy?<\/a> (quoting Robert Kaufmann, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n Boston startup thinks the ocean needs better hearing<\/a> (quoting Phillip Lobel, Biology)<\/p>\n A FOMO Moment for Mythos<\/a> (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/span><\/p>\n U.S. Debt is now bigger than the economy. That\u2019s not the real problem<\/a>. (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/p>\n Thieves Are Stealing Chile\u2019s Solar Panels and Cashing In on the Black Market<\/a> (quoting Benjamin Sovacool, History)<\/p>\n First responders testing AI for pediatric emergencies<\/a> (quoting Deepti Ghadiyaram, Computer Science)<\/p>\n Is *Michael* Bad?<\/a> (written by James Howard Hill, Jr., Religion)<\/p>\n Your Brain on Reality TV<\/a> (quoting Deborah Carr, Sociology)<\/p>\n Purdue Pharma Is Gone. What Comes Next Could Be Worse.<\/a> (quoting Benjamin Siegel, History)<\/p>\n Portland\u2019s Maine-born population has dropped to 40%. Is that a problem? | Column<\/a> (quoting Loretta Lees, Sociology)<\/span><\/p>\n More people are using AI for retirement planning, but how accurate is it? Here’s what experts say.<\/a> (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/span><\/p>\n Ambulance transports at this Boston jail have tripled since 2010. What\u2019s driving the spike?<\/a> (quoting Jessica T. Simes, Sociology)<\/span><\/p>\n How Carlos Vives transformed a Colombian sound into a global music phenomenon<\/a> (quoting Michael Birenbaum Quintero, African American & Black Diaspora Studies)<\/span><\/p>\n Big Business This Week: Why the UAE\u2019s OPEC departure is a distraction from the real oil price crisis<\/a> (quoting Robert Kaufmann, Earth & Environment)<\/span><\/p>\n Political tensions hang over King Charles\u2019 historic speech to Congress<\/a> (quoting Arianne Chernock, History)<\/p>\n Songbird Brains Can Generate New Neurons. Can We Help Human Brains Do the Same?<\/a> (quoting Benjamin Scott, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n What Anxiety, BPD, and Bulimia Have in Common<\/a> (quoting David Barlow, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Should You Trust Your Gut Feeling\u2014Or Is It Anxiety?<\/a> (quoting David Barlow, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Mexican pyramid gunman wanted to recreate temple\u2019s dark history of human sacrifice 1,500 years ago<\/a> (quoting David Carballo, Archeology)<\/p>\n Two BU Scientists Receive Prestigious 2026 Breakthrough Prizes<\/a> (quoting Lee Roberts, Physics, and Dillon Brout, Astronomy)<\/p>\n How do songbird brains create new neurons?<\/a> (quoting Benjamin Scott, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n This frequently used Social Security strategy could cost you $182,000<\/a> (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/p>\n Four Boston-area researchers honored with 2026 Breakthrough Prize, the \u2018Oscars of Science\u2019<\/a> (quoting Dillon Brout, Biology)<\/p>\n Japan\u2019s Cherry Blossom Database, 1,200 Years Old, Has a New Keeper\u00a0<\/a>(quoting Richard Primack, Biology)<\/p>\n Songbirds reveal the dark side of making new brain cells as adults<\/a> (quoting Benjamin Scott, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n For a Scholar of History, Running is an Exercise of Intellect<\/a> (quoting Chepchirchir Tirop, History)<\/p>\n The Great Gates of Kyiv and a Vision of Peace<\/a> (written by Walter Clemens, Political Science)<\/p>\n After 1,200 years, cherry blossom record to live on despite Japanese scientist\u2019s death<\/a> (quoting Richard Primack, Biology)<\/p>\n Louisiana Might Eliminate This Black Elected Official\u2019s Job Before He Can Start It<\/a> (quoting Christine Slaughter, Political Science)<\/p>\n Pope\u2019s journey to Africa is chance to rediscover the Church\u2019s African roots, say historians<\/a> (quoting John Thornton, History)<\/p>\n Trump\u2019s Fed chair nominee is pushing a myth<\/a> (quoting Adam Guren, Economics)<\/p>\n Most mayors say market-rate housing development can boost housing affordability<\/a> (quoting Katherine Levine Einstein, Political Science)<\/p>\n The real space science behind ‘Project Hail Mary’<\/a> (quoting Irene Pepperburg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Chimpanzee group’s violent rupture hints at evolutionary roots of war<\/a> (quoting Luke Glowacki and\u00a0Maud Mouginot, Anthropology)<\/p>\n Chimpanzees Are Murdering Their Former Friends, and Researchers Can\u2019t Wrap Their Heads Around It<\/a> (quoting Luke Glowacki, Anthropology)<\/p>\n What Mayors Have to Say About the Housing Shortage<\/a> (quoting David Glick, Political Science)<\/p>\n Round of Applause: BU Mathematician Glenn Stevens Honored for High School Initiatives<\/a> (quoting Richard Primack, Biology)<\/p>\n Many people have memories they’d like to forget. This professor is working to do that \u2014 kind of<\/a> (quoting Steve Ramirez, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n A BU professor amassed an enormous cookbook collection. Now she\u2019s selling it all off.<\/a> (quoting Merry White, Anthropology)<\/p>\n As Japan warms, cherry blossom displays are fading<\/a> (quoting Richard Primack, Biology)<\/p>\n What’s the real retirement age in America? Here are 4 guesses.<\/a> (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/p>\n Why Did Your Basketball Team Win or Lose?<\/a> (quoting Evimaria Terzi, Computer Science)<\/p>\n When the Tate claimed a pile of bricks as modern art, Britain pushed back<\/a> (quoting Robert Cumming, History of Art & Architecture)<\/p>\n What Do We Teach Now?<\/a> (quoting James Feigenbaum, Economics)<\/p>\n Campus is not a closet: Why removing Pride flags from Boston University is not ‘neutral’<\/a> (written by Heather Barrett, English)<\/p>\n Taking Social Security at 62 can cost you. Here’s why.<\/a> (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/p>\n Autism Panel Targets RFK Jr.\u2019s Agenda<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Rival \u2018shadow\u2019 group to RFK, Jr.\u2019s autism science committee meets in D.C.<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n New autism group meets to counter MAHA’s ‘ideological agenda’<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Can AI Help Predict the Earth\u2019s Climate a Decade from Now?<\/a> (quoting Elizabeth Barnes, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n See which jobs are most threatened by AI and who may be able to adapt<\/a> (quoting James Feigenbaum, Econonmics)<\/p>\n BU Class Ponders \u201cRevolutionary Icons\u201d as the Declaration of Independence Anniversary Nears<\/a> (quoting Joseph Rezek, English)<\/p>\n Should you take Social Security at 62? Consider these 4 factors.<\/a> (quoting Laurence Kotlikoff, Economics)<\/p>\n In Arizona, an Electric Utility Holds an Election, Open Only to Property Owners<\/a> (quoting Katherine Levine Einstein, Political Science)<\/p>\n Mei Lanfang Was Famous for His Masterful Performances as Female Leads. In the 1930s, He Introduced American Audiences to the World of Chinese Opera<\/a> (quoting Catherine Yeh, World Languages and Literatures)<\/p>\n ChatGPT helps climate researchers tackle long-standing questions, analyze risks & warming trends<\/a> (quoting Elizabeth Barnes, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n What’s Fred Waring? Untangling the Mind: A Deep Dive into the Brain<\/a> (presentation with Steve Ramirez, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n From Sinners to Hamnet to BU\u2019s Nominees, This Year\u2019s Oscar Race Could Offer Lots of Surprises<\/a> (quoting Harvey Young, English)<\/p>\n \u2018Betrayed\u2019: Families are dealing with dashed hopes after pivot on autism treatment<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n War in Iran rages on and New Englanders see rising gas, oil costs<\/a> (quoting Robert Kaufmann, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n Tylenol Orders Down, Leucovorin Scripts Up After Trump’s Unproven Claims<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n BU Sociologist Japonica Brown-Saracino\u2019s New Book Looks at How the Meaning of Gentrification Has Changed<\/a> (quoting Japonica Brown-Saracino, Sociology)<\/p>\n Looking for Answers to Alzheimer\u2019s Mysteries<\/a> (quoting Yakeel T. Quiroz, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Autism Experts Strike an Independent Committee to Counter Federal Panel<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n No Jargon | Ep 294: What Did We Learn From Covid?<\/a> (podcast featuring Joseph Harris, Sociology)<\/p>\n Rosella Cappella Zielinski and Paul Poast, “Wheat at War: Allied Economic Cooperation in the Great War”\u00a0<\/a> (podcast featuring Rosella Cappella Zielinski, Political Science)<\/p>\n Putin\u2019s Legacy: Nations of Widows and Orphans<\/a> (written by Walter Clemens, Poltiical Science)<\/p>\n Peer pressure can make this clownfish change its stripes<\/a> (quoting Peter Buston, Biology)<\/p>\n Black History Month was never \u2018given\u2019 to Black people. Thus, it can never be taken from us<\/a> (written by Saida Grundy, Sociology)<\/p>\n Why Your \u2018Spicy\u2019 Food Abroad Is Almost Always a Lie<\/a> (quoting Merry White, Anthropology)<\/p>\n FDA takes down page warning of crank autism cures as RFK Jr. nominates people have promoted them<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Is the YIMBY movement doomed?<\/a> (quoting Katherine Levine Einstein, Political Science)<\/p>\n Who Is Generation Alpha? What Parents Should Know<\/a> (quoting Deborah Carr, Sociology)<\/p>\n How to change a memory<\/a> (podcast featuring Steve Ramirez, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Some Boston Harbor Shellfish Is Now Safe to Eat\u2014Why Is That a Big Deal?<\/a> (quoting Robinson \u201cWally\u201d Fulweiler, Earth & Environment)<\/p>\n Jesse Jackson shifted Black politics from the margins of the Democratic party to its center<\/a> (written by Saida Grundy, Sociology)<\/p>\n Olympic Figure Skater Ilia Malinin, the \u201cQuad God,\u201d Says He \u201cBroke Physics.\u201d Did He?<\/a> (quoting Ed Kearns, Physics)<\/p>\n Should You Talk to God Using an App?<\/a> (quoting Margarita Guillory, Religion)<\/p>\n ‘It’s Not Normal but It’s Not Really Abnormal’: What We Heard This Week<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n ‘FDA Removes Warning Page About Dangerous Autism Treatments<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Deep-sea robots will search for source of mysterious \u2018dark oxygen\u2019<\/a> (quoting Jeff Marlow, Biology)<\/p>\n Steve Ramirez: Forget about it<\/a> (quoting Steve Ramirez, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Why do dead leaves stay on trees during winter?<\/a> (quoting Richard Primack, Biology)<\/p>\n You Can Gentrify Anything Today. What Does that Say About Society?<\/a> (quoting Japonica Brown-Saracino, Sociology)<\/p>\n Are YIMBYs winning the housing wars? Not so fast, these people say<\/a> (quoting Adam Guren, Economics)<\/p>\n America\u2019s contract to protect white women has always been tenuous<\/a> (written by Saida Grundy, Sociology)<\/p>\n Kennedy resets US autism panel with new line-up of 21 members<\/a> (quoting Helen Tager-Flusberg, Psychological & Brain Sciences)<\/p>\n Ancient humans were seafaring far earlier than we realised<\/a> (quoting Curtis Runnels, Anthropology)<\/p>\n Is Wellness Culture Ruining Social Fun?<\/a> (quoting Deborah Carr, Sociology)<\/p>\n Why is Gen Z so obsessed with Japan?<\/a> (quoting Merry White, Anthropology)<\/p>\n Our Solar System has a wall. And NASA is about to reveal its true shape<\/a> (quoting Merav Opher, Astronomy)<\/p>\n Seven technologies to watch in 2026<\/a> (quoting Elizabeth Barnes, Earth and Environment)<\/p>\n Scientists investigate \u2018dark oxygen\u2019 in deep-sea mining zone<\/a> (quoting Jeffrey Marlow, Biology)<\/p>\n Trump is taking on high housing costs. Will his ideas help?<\/a> (quotingAdam Guren, Economics)<\/p>\n Map Shows States Where Foreclosures Soaring<\/a> (quoting Adam Guren, Economics)<\/p>\n Do you and your partner have formal \u2018planning sessions\u2019?<\/a> (quoting Deborah Carr, Sociology)<\/p>\n Gender Wage Gap in Greater Boston Narrows, Research from BU and City Finds<\/a> (quoting Neha Gondal, Sociology)<\/p>\nMay 2026<\/h3>\n
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