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New Bubble Popping Theory Could Help Track Ocean Pollution and Viruses
BU engineers find why some particles—like microplastics—get concentrated and aerosolized by bursting bubbles, while others don’t
Voices & Opinion
What Did You Miss Most in the Weird Winter? Snow Days, Warm Foods, Complaining, Fires, Winter Runs, and More
“Give me J.Crew swim trunks over Canada Goose any day”
Film & TV
BU Alum With Tie to Boston Strangler Applauds Hulu’s “Myth”-Busting Movie
Aunt of true-crime author Casey Sherman was last victim in 1960s killing spree
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BU’s Graduating Medical Students Find Their Future in a Match Day Envelope
Annual ritual pairs students with residency programs
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Astronomy Class Ponders Life Beyond Earth
Course explores everything from human colonies in space to UFOs
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Climate Change Is Threatening the Mystic River Watershed—Can It Be Saved?
Researchers at BU’s School of Public Health use geospatial data and mapping tools to support community climate resilience efforts
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BU Today Is Seeking Interns for Summer and 2023–2024 School Year
Deadline to apply for paid internships is March 24
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For These Terriers, Spring Break in Florida Was All about Volunteering
Photo Gallery: Students partner with Nature Conservancy during Alternative Service Breaks trip to Hobe Sound
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Making Big Moves at GrubStreet
During the pandemic, the writing center got a new home in the Seaport, more users, and a strengthened focus on diversity
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Do You Think Your Drink was Spiked? How to Recognize the Symptoms and Take the Right Steps
BU experts explain the process for reporting an incident and finding on-campus support
1March 15, 2023
HOCKEY EAST
BU Men’s Hockey Wins 10th Hockey East Title in Overtime
Two-goal night from Lane Hutson seals Terrier’s victory over Merrimack 3-2
Today’s Close-up
BTS Off the Cuff Magazine
Dylan Bauza (COM’25) poses for a photo shoot for Off the Cuff, BU’s student and fashion magazine, March 18. The publication brings together some of BU’s most creative minds to produce a variety of media, including videos, articles, and photos for their biannual print publication. The magazine’s 20th issue will be released this spring.
Photo by Will Chapman (COM’26)
University News
BU Appoints New Executive Director of Innovate@BU
Former MassChallenge president and CEO Siobhan Dullea (CAS’91) starts April 3
Student Life
Terriers in Charge: Kathya Correa Almanza (CAS’25)
Vice president of external affairs for Alianza Latina
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NASA
Delivery Drones and Rotor-Powered Rideshares Sound Great—and Noisy
BU researchers with NASA funding will lead a multimillion-dollar, multi-institution project to help develop quieter vertical lift air vehicles
Environmental Health
Skiers and Snowboarders Could Be Exposing Themselves to Harmful “Forever Chemicals” Without Realizing
A new BU study finds that routine gear maintenance raises risk of being exposed to PFAS and other chemicals
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- BU Alum With Tie to Boston Strangler Applauds Hulu’s “Myth”-Busting Movie
- No Mess, One-Pan Sausage Pasta Bake
- POV: Revising Roald Dahl’s Classic Children’s Books Is a “Dangerous Portent of Future Censorship”
Business & Law
- Why are Banks Failing and Does That Herald Another Financial Crisis?
- Biden’s Legal Strategy Could Result in Supreme Court Scuttling His Student Loan Cancellation Program
- Should Tech Companies Be Held Accountable for Letting Terrorists on Their Sites?
Campus Life
- BU’s Graduating Medical Students Find Their Future in a Match Day Envelope
- For These Terriers, Spring Break in Florida Was All about Volunteering
- Terriers in Charge: Kathya Correa Almanza (CAS’25)
Health & Medicine
- Do You Think Your Drink was Spiked? How to Recognize the Symptoms and Take the Right Steps
- POV: Massachusetts Can Finally Measure the Health of Primary Care
- Today I Learned: The Smell of Formaldehyde Makes You Hungry
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- What Did You Miss Most in the Weird Winter? Snow Days, Warm Foods, Complaining, Fires, Winter Runs, and More
- Bird Flu Is Making Headlines but Doesn’t Threaten a Pandemic…Yet
- Astronomy Class Ponders Life Beyond Earth
Sports
- BU Men’s Hockey Wins 10th Hockey East Title in Overtime
- BU Men’s Hockey Faces Providence in Hockey East Semifinal Friday Night
- Women’s Basketball’s Comeback Falls Short in Patriot League Final
University News
- BU Appoints New Executive Director of Innovate@BU
- Do You Think Your Drink was Spiked? How to Recognize the Symptoms and Take the Right Steps
- New Fellowship Program Aims to Bring Antiracism into BU Curricula
Voices & Opinion
- What Did You Miss Most in the Weird Winter? Snow Days, Warm Foods, Complaining, Fires, Winter Runs, and More
- Why are Banks Failing and Does That Herald Another Financial Crisis?
- POV: Revising Roald Dahl’s Classic Children’s Books Is a “Dangerous Portent of Future Censorship”