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Politics

Offering a Helping Hand to Migrants Waiting to Enter the US

January 14, 2019

Rachel Fisher (SHA’19) presenting her team’s plan for the development in Hungary at the School of Hospitality Administration.

Classes

Hungary for Experience in Hospitality

December 19, 2018

Misty Ouyang, Jessica Thai, and Sheila Phillips speak while visiting the Saadnayel settlement in Bekaa Valley, Lebanon

University News

BU Hult Prize Winners Aim to Bring Learning to Refugee Camps

December 13, 2018

Boston University students look up at the pillared entrance of the University of Habana in the Vedado neighborhood of Havana, Cuba during a 2017 Alternative Spring Break visit.

Study Abroad

BU Celebrates Its Global Diversity during Annual International Education Week

November 12, 2018

The musical group Jupiter & Okwess pose for a photo

Arts & Culture

BU Hosts First Global Music Festival Next Weekend

September 26, 2018

A musician performs on the violin in the mountain village of Bendada, Portugal, part of the Bendada Music Festival.

Students

Music in the Mountains

September 24, 2018

Photo: Student researcher Elizabeth Hannigan, a white woman with long red hair tied into a braid and wearing a black tee shirt and jeans, poses at an archaeological site.

Humanities

Examining a Woman’s Role—1,300 Years Ago

July 5, 2018

Protesters gather outside the Supreme Court House.

Politics

LAW Prof: SCOTUS Travel Ban Decision Reflects a “Dark Era”

June 29, 2018

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Global

The Media Frenzy behind the Next Royal Wedding

May 17, 2018

Film & TV

Filmmaker Zhang Yimou to Receive Honorary Degree

May 11, 2018

Global

Scenes of Faraway Places

April 26, 2018

Education & Social Service

Rope Tricks

March 20, 2018

Students traveled to Ghana to participate in Accra Global Health study abroad program.

Study Abroad

Deadline for Study Abroad Program Nears

March 12, 2018

Hiroshige Seko speaks to reporters in Tokyo in 2016 about the Japanese government’s plans for developing nuclear reactors

Government & Law

Hiroshige Seko (COM’92) and the PR of Politics

March 6, 2018

Boston University School of Theology students in Arizona during a study abroad trip to the US-Mexico border to learn about immigrant ministry

Global

STH Students Travel to US-Mexico Border to Learn Migrant Ministry

March 1, 2018

View of a Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon

Global Health

Improving Life in Lebanon’s Refugee Camps

February 27, 2018

The newly renovated state-of-the-art communal kitchen in Global Housing

Global

New Global House to Replace Specialty Language Houses

February 1, 2018

graphic depicting the rising value of Ripple, Ethereum, and Bitcoin

Business

Investing in Cryptocurrency: Do or Don’t?

January 30, 2018

Global

One Year In, How’s Trump Doing?

January 19, 2018

Hannah Lawson ('17) is an orchestra director for Saudi Arabia's British Grammar School of Dhahran, where she has created a curriculum for 800 students from 43 countries.

Arts & Culture

CFA Violinist Brings Music to Expatriate Students in Saudi Arabia

December 18, 2017

CFA Violinist Brings Music to Expatriate Students in Saudi Arabia