Door to Door, Block by Block; Top Chefs: Geoff Gardner
Today's BU Today focused on three of the fifteen candidates for Boston city council, two of whom have ties to MET. Another article mentions our culinary arts program.
Top Chefs: Katherine DeWitt See
Today's BU Today showcases a graduate of our Culinary Arts certificate program (a repeat of a summer Bostonia article).
Boston Police Department works to diversify its ranks
Criminal Justice Prof. Tom Nolan was interviewed on WBUR on the Boston Police Department's efforts to diversify its ranks.
Boston University announces partnership with Dana-Farber
White Coat, an on-line Boston Globe health care blog, picked up our press release in our partnership with Dana-Farber.
Police, hospital clash over question of privacy
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan is quoted in today's Providence Journal on patient privacy and the police.
Julia Child’s friends and colleagues chat about “Julie & Julia.”
Director of Lifelong Learning Rebecca Alssid is quoted on her friendship with Julia Child in today's Cape Cod Times.
How Julia Loosened Me Up
BU lecturer Jacques Pepin refers to Rebecca Alssid in this Daily Beast article on Julia Child.
Boston Sunday Globe supplement features information on MET certificate programs
In today's Boston Sunday Globe's Career Development and Education Supplement, Roxolana Sawchuk is quoted in the lead article on certificate programs: Boston University Metropolitan College & Extended Education offers a culinary arts program that takes just 14 weeks to complete. Founded in 1989 under the guidance of Julia Child and... More
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan featured in Cape Cod Times and TIME
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan is quoted in an article by the Cape Cod Times about an investigation controversy in New Hampshire. He is also quoted in the TIME article, "Brief History: Disorderly Conduct."
At a Screening of ‘Julie & Julia,’ Friends Remember Julia Child
With this week's opening of the new movie drawn from two books that focused on Julia Child's breakthrough publication on French cooking, there have been several articles reminiscing about Julia Child, with comments from her friends and compatriots. Rebecca Alssid, our director of lifelong learning, is quoted in this article that... More
Did You Hear the One About the Recession?
MET Psychology coordinator Thierry Guedj is quoted in a Wall Street Journal article on humor and motivation in the workplace.
Daniel Ranalli’s work featured at Freight and Volume Gallery
Freight and Volume Gallery in New York City has opened its new exhibit entitled "Heartbreak Hotel," which features new work from twenty-one artists, among them, Arts Administration Program Director Daniel Ranalli's I Have Lost, from his CHALKBOARDS series. The exhibit runs July 16 - September 12, 2009. For more information, please visit www.freightandvolume.com. Daniel's great solo... More
Police tapes fail to put end to saga
Both Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan and CAS Professor Allison Blakely were quoted in a recent Boston Herald article.
Tom Nolan’s insight regarding the Gates/Cambridge Police controversy
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan has appeared in the following articles regarding the Gates/Cambridge Police controversy: "Device a boon to police" The Boston Globe, 7/26/09 "In risky field, suspicion is key tool, officers say" The Boston Globe, 7/25/09 "'The Gates Case: When Disorderly Conduct is a Cop's Judgment Call" TIME, 7/25/09 "Experts: Disorderly conduct rap... More
BU Today profiles Sharon Sergeant
BU Today profiles Sharon Sergeant (MET '83), who teaches the Genealogical Research program. She talks about applying genealogical techniques towards debunking a Holocaust hoax.