MET faculty provide insight

Professor Tom Nolan was quoted extensively in the front page Sunday Boston Globe article on police infractions."The commissioner is in the very unenviable and delicate position of having to satisfy the community and assure them that he takes allegations of wrongdoing very seriously, while at the same time assuring the... More

After reworking city’s face, Greenway gatekeeper retires

The business section of today's Boston Globe profiles former MET associate dean, Fred Yalouris, who is retiring as the Big Dig's director of architecture and urban design, responsible for restoring and enhancing the urban landscape of the area impacted by the central artery project.

A Recipe for Education

MET’s Marketing Director, Roxolana Sawchuk, was quoted in BostonNOW, "A Recipe for Education," describing our new eLive programs.

Rising Game Popularity Leads Colleges to Add Classes

In a recent Boston Business Journal, Professor Eric Braude is mentioned in an article, "Rising Game Popularity Leads Colleges to Add Classes," describing MET's new interactive media/game engineering track. A professor, a program, and our college all received mentions.

Off Campus, Council, Says, Five’s A Crowd

In today's Boston Sunday Globe, Professor Enrique Silva is quoted in an article, "Off Campus, Council, Says, Five’s A Crowd," about a recent amendment to Boston’s zoning code that would limit to four the number of undergraduates who can share a residence, regardless of the size of the unit. The... More

Lifelong Learners: Cooperative Learning Programs for the Over50set Abound

Neil Coletta, in the Office of Lifelong Learning, was quoted this week in a supplement to the regional weekly newspapers published by the Community Newspaper Company (and distributed in Brookline, Cambridge, Needham, Dover, Sherborn, Boston, Somerville, Watertown, Wellesley) on "Lifelong Learners: Cooperative Learning Programs for the Over50set Abound." Neil talked about... More

Articles depict MET’s amazing array of contrasting programs

In yesterday's BU Today, PBS TV host, Chris Kimball, was interviewed on kitchen essentials, before his seminar at a culinary seminar last evening. On the front page of today's Boston Globe, the story on "Commutation Carries a Political Risk for Patrick" focused on Arnie King, an alumnus of MET's... More

A BU Writer Remembered — Ivan Gold

Ivan Gold, who taught creative writing in MET for several decades died recently. He is remembered in the BUToday article "A BU Writer Remembered." A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, February 23, at First Church on Boston's Marlborough Street.