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Visual Arts

A painting by Amber Vittoria

Visual Arts

Gallery: Amber Vittoria

July 7, 2020

A portrait of painter Sedrick Huckaby sitting on a bench and sketching.

Visual Arts

Extraordinary Paintings, Ordinary People: Alum Sedrick Huckaby Paints his Family on a Grand Scale

February 18, 2020

Illustration by Emily Lynn Perelman of books, pencils and and the Citgo sign in Boston.

Illustration

Otherworldly Art

February 13, 2020

Boston University computer science researchers Emily Whiting and Xiaoting Zhang pose for a portrait behind a sewing machine.

Computational Design

Fabric Gives Form to a New DIY Manufacturing Method

August 6, 2019

Visual Arts

Gallery: Julie Gratz (CFA’11)

July 9, 2019

Humanities

How the Japanese Imperial Family, the World’s Oldest Royal Line, Transcends Time

July 9, 2019

Visitors enjoy the Arnold Arboretum’s annual Lilac Sunday

Students

The Weekender: May 9 to 12

May 8, 2019

Film & TV

CFA Student Wins Poster Contest for Zach Braff Movie

April 17, 2019

Caolan Disini (CAS'20) from left, Maria Dominguez (CAS'21), and Jared Yellen (CAS'21) with the BU Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality club

Technology

Exploring the World of Augmented and Virtual Reality

March 28, 2019

An IMAX film at the Museum of Science

Visual Arts

The Weekender: March 21 to 24

March 20, 2019

adobe graphic banner

Visual Arts

Students on How BU’s Free Adobe Creative Cloud Access Helped Them Dazzle

March 19, 2019

Chinese New Year celebration

Spring Break

Staying Local for Spring Break? We’ve Got You Covered

March 6, 2019

Haas conducts a tour of the exhibition

Boston

Reimagining Ansel Adams

January 30, 2019

Jason Chase, painter and artist-in-residence at NanoLabs, poses with a black dress painted with Singularity Black paint that will be on display at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Alumni

The New Black: the Least Reflective Paint Ever

October 10, 2018

Justin Fiaschetti (ENG’21)

Students

The Woodworker

September 10, 2018

BU police officer Nancy O’Loughlin patrols the campus by bike in the early morning darkness. An internationally sought-after graffiti expert, she says every scribble offers a clue.

BUPD

A Midnight Ride with BU’s Graffiti Cop

May 9, 2018

Vibrant and whimsical handmade furniture sculptures

Arts & Culture

808 Gallery, Stone Gallery Host MFA Thesis Exhibitions

April 20, 2018

The theme of the First Friday event at the Institute of Contemporary Art is virtual reality

Culture

Nightlife: Virtual Reality on Tap at ICA’s First Friday

April 5, 2018

BU students relax in a hammock overlooking the Charles River

Food & Dining

Check Here for What to Do on Spring Break in Boston

March 2, 2018

A photo series inspired by the meaning of the color red in Chinese culture. Photo by Evan Vidan

Photography

Expressing Themselves in Charcoal

February 7, 2018

Expressing Themselves in Charcoal