Dear CAS Faculty & Staff, We welcome you to donate to the CAS Faculty/Staff Fall Food Drive to benefit the BU Food Pantry! From September 8-22, you can drop off… More
BU Sociologist Sarah Miller Discovered How Bullying Has Evolved Online and on Social Media—And What Anti-Bullying Initiatives Miss
For two years,… More
Update Your Calendar! CISS Offers Busy Fall 2026 Event Schedule
Join CISS for a full schedule of Fall 2026 events! This is a sampling of the events and programs slated… More
CISS Announces Fall ’26 Drop-In Writing Sessions
Are you looking for a quiet place to write? A community with whom to brainstorm about nascent research ideas? Bring your laptop… More
September 2026: Dr. Tesla Cariani (CAS/Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies)
Tesla Cariani is a Lecturer in the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program. Cariani holds a Ph.D. in English, as well as… More
Social Scientists’ Input Needed for Important Federal Research Programs
CISS affiliates and BU social scientists are encouraged to weigh in on these two major national concerns: the future of NSF's Social,… More
Foundation Relations Requests Input in a New Faculty Survey
Foundation Relations seeks faculty input to… More
IS&T Research Computing Services (RCS) Offers Free Fall 2026 Programming Courses
Registration is open for the RCS Fall 2026 Trainings. These tutorials are free and open to all members of the Boston University… More
BU Social Scientist Zach Mondesire Explores the Future of Black Internationalism in New Essay
In an essay published in part of the 25th anniversary volume of SOULS, an open access, peer-reviewed journal of Black Studies, Zachary Mondesire, Assistant Professor of International… More
BU Historian Benjamin R. Siegel’s Markets of Pain Charts Opium from a Commodity in Colonial India to Fuel for a Drug Crisis in Modern-day America
Benjamin R. Siegel says the most evocative moment in his research on the opium trade was when he… More