Keeping love alive — despite a layoff
Thierry Guedj, who heads MET's psychology offerings, was quoted on MSNBC on February 11th on romance during the recession.
Why Darwin Matters
In today's BU Today, History/Gastronomy Professor Tom Glick presents a slide show on the legacy of Charles Darwin whose bicentennial birthday is being celebrated at BU this evening (with a 200-candle cake provided by MET’s Gastronomy students) and tomorrow (with a provost's colloquium).
Lesson plan: Returning to school a smart option for many laid-off workers
Yesterday's Boston Herald included an article on reasons to return to schools like MET.
Value Camps
In this past Sunday's Boston Globe Magazine, Sargent Center for Outdoor Education's Adventure Camp was featured. as one of three "favorites" in New Hampshire.
Protecting our Digital Environment
In today's Sunday Boston Globe supplement, both Associate Dean Tanya Zlateva and CS Chair Lou Chitkushev were quoted in an article entitled "Protecting our Digital Environment."
Stimulus: Economic Boon or Bloated Bust?
Enrique Silva is interviewed for his views on the economic recovery bill on BU Today.
White Chrysler may be clue to lifeguard’s slaying
Director of CPE's Professional Investigators Program Tom Shamshak continues to play a major role in the ongoing Molly Bish case, especially on Channel 25 News, as well as CNN.com.
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan appears in the Cape Cod Times
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan appeared recently in the Cape Cod Times, in stories on January 31 and February 3.
Group Calls for Academic Boycott Against Israel
CPE Publishing Program director Richard Cravatts published this recent online editorial.
Sargent Center Closing in August
Rob Rubendall was quoted extensively in the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript on "Sargent Center Closing in August."
BU’s Outdoor Education Campus to Close
Today's BU Today featured the Sargent Center closing, along with the responses that this news is evoking.
Tom Shamshak appears in extended news story on Fox 24 News
Tom Shamshak, Director, CPE's Professional Investigator Program, appeared in an extended news story on the Molly Bish case last evening on Fox 25 News.
The UN’s Orwellian Language on Israel
Richard Cravatts, director of CPE's Publishing Program, wrote this recent commentary.
Worried workers race to retool
The January 24th Boston Globe front-page article on "Worried Workers Race to Retool," quoted Metropolitan College's Dean, Jay Halfond.
A layoff can be a path to a happier job
In the Tucson Citizen, psychology faculty coordinator Thierry Guedj was quoted yesterday throughout an article on "A layoff can be a path to a happier job."