American Studies Blends the Global and the Local
Boston University’s American & New England Studies Program launched in 1972 as an interdisciplinary lens on America’s culture and past, with faculty… More
GPS (Graduate and Postdoctoral Success) Offers Programs and Supports for Graduate Students and Postdocs
Graduate and Postdoctoral Success – GPS for short – supports masters and professional students throughout BU to ensure their academic, co-curricular, and career… More
Global Health Politics Workshop Announces Fall 2025 Schedule
The challenges posed by non-communicable disease, anti-microbial resistance, HIV/AIDS, the drive for universal health coverage, and global health governance are others. How… More
BU AAUP Hosts 9/18 Town Hall on the Future of Higher Education
Threats to the University: A Town Hall Hosted by AAUP (Important! New Zoom link below). All BU scholars and researchers are invited! Thursday… More
BU AAUP Seeks Faculty Member Participation in Survey of Federal Policy Impacts
This past academic year has been challenging for higher education, and there may be more difficulties ahead. The BU chapter of AAUP… More
Federal Relations Holds 9/30 Session on Social Science Research Funding
An informational session focused specifically on Social Sciences and Humanities will be offered on Tuesday, September 30, 9:00–10:30 a.m. with Vice President… More
Exploring the Intersection of Art as a Social Science at BU: Meet Sociologist Jonathan Mijs
This article was written by Xiaowei "Kiwi" Yang (CAS’27) and Shayla… More
Exploring the Intersection of Art as a Social Science at BU: Meet Sofia Sanchez (CAS ’26)
This article series was written by Shayla Brown (CAS’26) and Xiaowei "Kiwi" Yang (CAS’27), interns in the Summer Writing Internship Program focused… More
Exploring the Intersection of Art as a Social Science at BU: Meet Thurman Center’s Nick Bates
This article was written by Shayla Brown (CAS’26) and Xiaowei "Kiwi" Yang (CAS’27), interns in the Summer Writing Internship Program focused on… More
September 2025: Dr. David Carballo (CAS)
Dr. David M. Carballo is a Professor of Archaeology, Anthropology, and Latin American Studies and is currently Assistant Provost for General Education.… More