Bertha Bachner, 101; wrote column and loved learning
The Boston Globe included an obituary on Bertha Bachner, whom we honored at MET's graduation almost a decade ago. She recently passed away at the age of 101. Even then, she regularly golfed and walked (and was quite spry coming to the stage). More
Harvard Center’s Maps Help Haiti Effort
Urban Affairs Professor Enrique Silva and the others in the BU delegation to Haiti were referenced in this recent Harvard Magazine article.
Where to get degree in death, anime or psychic abilities
MET's Gastronomy program received a mention as a unique graduate program on CNN's web site.
Haiti Leaders, BU Team Share Long-Term Goals
Today's BU Today leads with the story on the team visiting Haiti this week, and their meeting with the president of this devastated country. The article's author, Seth Rolbein, is part of this group. Others are working on campus through the CAS Geography department. The others in Haiti are all affiliated... More
Mapping a Disfigured Port-au-Prince
As you might know, Urban Affairs Professor Enrique Silva is in Haiti working with the Ministry of the Interior on Haiti's recovery plans. He is part of a small BU team there and here. An article in today's BU Today shares some behind-the-scenes work from the on-campus group. Enrique is traveling... More
2009 Performance Review: Obama, Barack
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan was among those BU faculty reflecting on President Obama's first year – in today's BU Today – where Tom focused on reversing the abuses of the "war" metaphor which have eroded individual liberties
2010 Golden Globes backstage
In her interview upon receiving the Golden Globe award last evening for "Julie and Julia," Meryl Streep referred to our MLA in Gastronomy in this video: "In the film, we refer to accurately the fact that in her 90s, she was not amused by the fact that Julie Powell was writing... More
Look before you leap
Jay Halfond, Dean of Metropolitan College, was quoted in a recent article of the Boston Herald and where he discussed choosing an academic program.
Former SEP student wins a $10,000 scholarship in the WBGH Design Squad competition
Wes Uy, a former SEP student, won a $10k scholarship in the WBGH Design Squad competition for engineering students. This is great recognition for both this ENG student and for the preparation he received in the MET Science and Engineering Program.
Daniel Ranalli’s new exhibition in New York City
News of Daniel Ranalli's new exhibition in New York City. We hope to hold an alumni and online student reception in NYC connected with this exhibit.
Tom Nolan quoted in the San Jose Mercury News
Professor Tom Nolan was quoted in an article in the San Jose Mercury News.
Former City Council candidates analyze campaigns
Several candidates for the Boston City Council, Andrew Kenneally and Tomas Gonzalez, one a MET Urban Affairs graduate and the other a current MET student in the same program, discussed the political process at an Urban Affairs forum. "It was really exciting to see people who have gone through... More
Urban Update
Community Programs Manager Katherine Meyer and MET alumnus Steve Garfinkle appeared on Boston cable TV to discuss our various scholarships, particularly the latest one dedicated to cancer patients and survivors: "Urban Update" (Channel 7) will also air a segment on our scholarship for parents on Sunday morning, December 20th, at... More
New autopsy stalled in doc’s island death
PI Director Tom Shamshak appears in the photos that accompany this Boston Herald article.
BU explores options for campus in India
BU's Daily Free Press wrote an article on our explorations in India.
