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New Music
What’s Hot in Music This Month: New Albums, Local Concerts
October sees new albums from Taylor Swift and the Rolling Stones, and Maluma takes the stage at Agganis Arena
Film & TV
BU Hollywood Writer Alums React with Joy, Relief to End of 148-Day Strike
“This was a once-in-a-lifetime victory for labor”
Poetry
Major Jackson, Award-Winning Poet and Host of The Slowdown Podcast, Reads from New Collection at Robert Lowell Memorial Lecture Tonight
Event will also feature BU alum Annette Frost, director of the Favorite Poem Project
Screen Printing with Melanin
CFA’s Lucy Kim has swapped the studio for the science lab to create art with the same pigment that gives our eyes, hair, and skin their color
Safety
New BUPD Chief Brings a Public Health Approach to His Role
Robert Lowe talks about people in crisis, dorm security—and a comfort dog
Alumni
Advocacy for Women Deacons by Alum Phyllis Zagano, a World Expert, Goes before Global Vatican Gathering
Conservatives fear women priests will inevitably follow
Workplace Loneliness
Workplace Loneliness Is Real. In-Person Work Alone Will Not Cure It, Questrom Researcher Says
Organizational psychologist Constance Hadley on a problem that can be as deadly as smoking
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BU Researchers See Future Where Lung Disease Is Treatable, and Damaged Lungs Are Regenerated
Figuring out how to make damaged lungs like new again has been Darrell Kotton’s life work. Now, he is one step closer
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Researchers Find Potential Way to Tweak Immune System to Help It Fight Tuberculosis
TB is the world’s second-deadliest infectious disease, behind COVID-19. A new BU-led study shows how to turn TB-susceptible immune cells into TB-resistant ones
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Three BU Alums Recognized in 2023 Time 100 Lists
Karen Lynch, Alexandra Cooper, and Kristina Dahl are among the powerful changemakers or rising leaders
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Wesley Wildman on the Challenges and Joys of Writing Fiction after Work for Academic Audiences
Theology and computer and data sciences professor publishes first novel
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