Jessica Habalou Quoted in the Boston Globe
Jessica Habalou, assistant director of food and wine experiential programs at MET, was quoted in the Boston Globe on the wave of amateur foodie photography and the popularity of “food porn,” in addition to how it causes dissatisfaction while dining. Read more at the Boston Globe
Beth Ann Dahan featured in the Boston Globe
Elizabeth Bishop Wine Resource Center faculty member and Certified Specialist in Wine (CSW) Beth Ann Dahan is profiled in the Boston Globe this week. She discusses her new vineyard, Vela Wines, as well as Twelfth Night, the name of their line. In the article, Dahan reveals what inspired Twelfth... More
Man Meets Nature to Create Art
Associate Professor and Director of Arts Administration Daniel Ranalli has new work in “Beyond Human: Artist-Animal Collaborations,” the inaugural exhibition in the redesigned Art & Nature Center at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass. More
Thanksgiving Firsts
For Americans, Thanksgiving is an annual celebration of food and family. However, many people around the world have never experienced the holiday—or its hearty flavors. The Boston Globe profiled several MET International students as they sampled turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce, pumpkin tarts, and more. More
Dr. Merry White Quoted in USA Today
Boston University Professor of Anthropology Dr. Merry White was quoted in USA Today on the pros and cons of cooking at home versus eating out for Thanksgiving. More
Turkey Tips and Cooking Up Joy
David Tomov-Strock went from working at BU’s financial aid office to enrolling in MET’s Gastronomy graduate program—to being featured in Boston University’s online magazine Bostonia. More
Dr. Merry White Featured in the Boston Globe
Boston University Professor of Anthropology Dr. Merry White talks to the Boston Globe on how her acclaimed cookbook Cooking for Crowds came about, how Julia Child saved one of her stews, and on roasting squab for Jacqueline Onassis. More
Enrique Silva Quoted on WBZ News Radio
Assistant Professor of Urban Affairs and City Planning Enrique Silva was quoted in “Going No where in Boston Traffic: Winding Streets and the Big Dig,” on WBZ News Radio 1030, November 18. Read more
MET International Students from Macedonia in Networking Event
Last night MET International students Nino Karas, Natalija Najdova, and Nikola Stavrevski presented posters at the international networking event When Culture Meets Business Opportunity. More
MET’s Enrique Silva quoted in BU Today on Menino’s new post
MET Assistant Professor of City Planning and Urban Affairs Enrique Silva was quoted in the article, referring to the IoC as a “very bold and sophisticated” initiative. More
Building a Stronger Foundation
Virginia A. Greiman, MET’s assistant professor of administrative sciences, is scheduled to testify before the California Senate on November 13. More
Free Forum—Regionalism: a Global Perspective
Free Forum—Regionalism: a Global Perspective. The Edge is a forum on urban and planning issues sponsored by MET. It is open to the public and free of charge. More
Managing the Future
Assistant Professor of Administrative Sciences Virginia A. Greiman will speak at the PMI® PMO Symposium in San Diego on Tuesday, November 12, on the topic: “One Organization—Leading Complex Projects through an Integrated Project Organization (IPO).” The PMI PMO Symposium is a highly regarded conference where PMO executives discuss ideas and... More
A Healing Anthology of Discovery
MLA Gastronomy students Brad Jones and Chris Maggiolo were profiled by the Boston Globe for their 15,000-mile trip to learn more about the quality and origins of North American foodways. More
Building Sustainable, Energy-Conservative Housing
MET Assistant Professor of Urban Affairs and City Planning Enrique Silva was featured in BU Today for his role in the Boston University Madison Park Housing Energy Efficiency project in Roxbury, Mass. Funded by grants from IBM and Wells Fargo, Silva joined Robert Kaufmann, a College of Arts & Sciences... More