In Support of People with Frontotemporal Dementia—and Those Who Love Them

Maria Kent Beers (’08, COM’10) sees her podcast as a community hub for people caring for someone with the neurodegenerative disease

Building the International Space Station of the Sea

Fabien Cousteau (’89, MET’91), grandson of the famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, envisions high-tech underwater habitats that support conservation and research

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Reimagining the CGS Curriculum: Inside the Davis Symposia

Now in the second year of the two-year Davis-funded initiative, participating faculty are implementing their revised assignments, syllabi, content, and pedagogical approaches in their classrooms

Engaging with AI Tools

These CGS students are participating in ChatGPT Lab, but their perspective on AI is different from what you might expect

Undergraduate Research on Lived Catholicism

CGS professor Kathryn Lamontagne is working with a former student to transcribe hundreds of letters written by her great-grandmother, uncovering groundbreaking insights in her field of study

Natalie McKnight to Step Down as Dean of CGS

Her 13 years at the helm saw the school remake its academic calendar and offer BU’s only first-year study abroad opportunity

CGS Students Turn to Ancient Philosophers to Create a Guide to Happiness

Their takeaways have been gathered together to inspire entering CGS students

Creating a Toolkit for Children with Incarcerated Parents

CGS professor Megan Sullivan worked with BU political science major Ella Nigro to conduct research on children of incarcerated parents—a project featured in Bostonia