Bringing Boston University’s World War II Heroes Back into Memory
Prof. Woodward and Michael Tozeski (Pardee’25) bring Boston University’s World War II heroes back into memory.
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Prof. Woodward and Michael Tozeski (Pardee’25) bring Boston University’s World War II heroes back into memory.
Professor Rachel Nolan earned a Pulitzer Prize nomination for her debut book Until I Find You.
Professor Rachel Nolan is awarded the prestigious New Directions Fellowship for Cross-Disciplinary Research.
Prof. Quinn Slobodian of the Pardee School has been honored with the 2025 Guggenheim Fellowship.
Frederick S. Pardee School’s Readers in Ajami (RIA) project has developed three African Ajami Readers in Wolof, Mandinka, and Hausa.
Standing before the Cyrus Cylinder at the British Museum in February 2025, Pardee School student Katie Harmon experienced a moment that would become a cornerstone of both her academic thesis and personal growth. Harmon, a recipient of the William R. Keylor Travel Grant, undertook a week-long research expedition to London that proved pivotal for her...
"I have yet to meet a Pardee alum without a great story to tell," reflected Sonia Liang, Director of Career Services at Boston University's Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, during the school's recent graduate student networking trip to New York City. Liang elaborated on the impact of the school's network: "Whether it's what...
Seven years ago, after being rejected from Boston University, Fotouh Khaled AlAwadhi would walk down Commonwealth Avenue, watching BU students pass by and wondering, "What do all these people have that I don't?" Today, that same path tells a different story. Not only has she completed her bachelor's degree at BU, but she has just...