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BU Spark! introduces new staff members

February 10, 2023

BU Spark! is excited to introduce new staff members Lydia Holck and...

Spark! Demo Day Fall 2022 Changes Locations and Sets Record

December 20, 2022

By now, it's essentially a fact that Spark! students continuously show up...

BU’s Center for Computing and Data Sciences, the University’s Most Environmentally Sustainable Building, Officially Opens Doors

December 14, 2022

It wouldn't be a proper opening of the most environmentally sustainable building...

Boston University Center for Computing & Data Sciences
665 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02215
Floor 2, BU Spark! Space

We acknowledge that the territory on which Boston University stands is that of The Wampanoag and The Massachusett People. Our classroom and BU’s campus are places to honor and respect the history and continued efforts of the Native and Indigenous community leaders which make up Eastern Massachusetts and the surrounding region. This statement is one small step in acknowledging the history that brought us to reside on the land, and to help us seek understanding of our place within that history. Ownership of land is itself a colonial concept; many tribes had seasonal relationships with the land we currently inhabit. Today, Boston is still home to indigenous peoples, including the Mashpee Wampanoag and Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah). For more information, please visit the North American Indian Center of Boston and the Commission on Indian Affairs of the State of Massachusetts.

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