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Photo of a worker at the Agganis arena testing site in purple gloves holding a COVID test.

University News

University to End Asymptomatic COVID-19 Testing; Lab Will Continue to Process Specimens for Those with Symptoms

May 10, 2022

Photo of Students for Reproductive Freedom co-presidents Molly Baker (CAS’22), left, and Charlotte Beatty (CAS’22) cutting the ribbon on the new vending machine during a launch party in the GSU. Two masked students bend and cut a large red ribbon tied around the machine as masked onlookers circle around and clap.

Reproductive Rights

New Plan B Vending Machine in GSU Dispenses Low-Cost Emergency Contraceptives to the BU Community

March 21, 2022

Photo of a variety of different brands of condoms scattered on a white table. Two small postcards included read "Ask first. Yes!" and "Condom Fairy"

Student Health Services

Student Health Services Rolls Out New, Easier Testing Protocols for STDs and STIs

February 25, 2022

Students wearing protective face coverings sit at tables and benches on the lawn outside the Boston University College of Communication

Back2BU

22 Important Questions and Answers for BU’s 2021–2022 School Year

August 27, 2021

Student Health

What You Need to Know About Updating Your Vaccination Status for Fall

July 9, 2021

Photo of a single covid test vial with a swab in it with a red cap at the test collection at the Rajen Kilachand Center August 25, 2020.

University News

Pooled Testing for COVID-19 to Begin This Week

June 14, 2021

Photo of a sign laid on the grass during a Stop Asian Hate rally at Discovery Green in downtown Houston, Texas on March 20, 2021. A flower is laid across the cardboard sign that reads “#Stop Asian Hate” in black sharpie.

Mental Health

Asian Americans and the Model Minority Dilemma

March 23, 2021

A photo of a sign that says "Love Yourself" surrounded by roses

Wellness

Give Yourself the Gift of Self-Love for Valentine’s Day

February 12, 2021

Collage of photos from Boston University Collegiate Recovery Program Instagram

Recovery

Recovery@BU Photo Project Aims to Promote Awareness

December 15, 2020

Illustration of a hand holding a bunch of ribbons that form the colors of the trans pride flag.

Health

BU PSA Campaign Publicizes Gender-Affirming Healthcare and Coverage for Trans Students

November 19, 2020

Mental Health

It’s Not Just You—Almost Everyone Is Having a Hard Time with Their Mental Health Right Now

October 8, 2020

A photo of students sitting together at a table outside the College of Communication

Mental Health

Terriers Thrive Together Series Encourages Students to Talk about Mental Health

October 6, 2020

Mental Health

Finding Resources and Hope during Suicide Awareness Month

September 28, 2020

Two students in masks walk by signs on Warren Towers that show ads for BU's 'Don't Go Viral' Campaign. One is green and says “Don’t go viral, physically distance” and another, with an orange background reads “don’t go viral, sick roomate?

Coronavirus

BU Unveils Don’t Go Viral Campaign

September 1, 2020

Image of a young person with a white mask opening the side door of the GSU. The hallway and doorframes are dark and it's sunny outside.

Coronavirus

BU Details Campuswide COVID-19 Testing Plan for Fall

June 17, 2020

A photo of a woman staring out of a window

Addiction

Students in Recovery Face Challenges from Social Distancing

May 27, 2020

A photo of a sign in New York reading "Face Masks Are Sold Out"

Infectious Diseases

Coronavirus Is Coming: Dos and Don’ts for Protecting Yourself

February 27, 2020

Screenshots of the Sleep and Student suggestions area of the Headspace mediatation and relaxaation app.

Mental Health

Headspace App

February 13, 2020

A flu shot is one of best protections in this severe sickness season.

flu

As Flu Season Worsens, Nine Tips for Avoiding and Treating the Virus

February 6, 2020

CDC Illustration of Novel Coronavirus 2019 (2019-nCoV)

University News

Update: Latest BU News on Coronavirus

February 3, 2020

Update: Latest BU News on Coronavirus