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A study led by SPH researchers found that consuming less than two servings of caffeinated coffee, black tea, or herbal/green tea a day early in pregnancy led to a slightly higher risk of having a miscarriage.

Health & Medicine

Caffeine and Pregnancy

June 16, 2015

Signage of Mel's, the iconic drive-in diner in the film American Graffiti

Things-to-do

Free Screening of American Graffiti, Alfresco

June 16, 2015

Patrick Ambron makes a pitch on Shark Tank

Arts & Culture

Hit Series Shark Tank to Hold Auditions at BU

June 15, 2015

a student pc gamer plays league of legends during a pc gaming competion hosted by the boston university pc gaming club

Arts & Culture

Virtual Victories Yield Real Rewards

June 15, 2015

grape vines at Arnold Arboretum in Boston

Earth

A Walk in the Park

June 15, 2015

MIT Glass Band performing

Culture

MIT’s Glass Band Performs Tonight

June 12, 2015

Film makers Benny Safdie and Josh Safdie

Film & TV

Safdie Brothers Film Captures Life on the Street

June 12, 2015

POV: The Problem with Obama’s New Trade Pact

Science & Technology

POV: The Problem with Obama’s New Trade Pact

June 11, 2015

Boy ordering from Trolley Dogs food truck

Local

Weekly Summer Food Truck Festival Tonight

June 11, 2015

Boston University First Year Student Outreach Project (FYSOP) volunteers doing compost work at Nightingale Community Garden

FYSOP

Volunteer for FYSOP, Do Good around the City

June 11, 2015

harpist Nicolas Castaneda of the Nicolas Castaneda Group jazz band

Boston

Free Concerts in the Courtyard Series Returns to BPL

June 10, 2015

Script from television show Arrested Development photographed in the Boston University Writing Television Situation Comedy Class

Film & TV

One Class, One Day: Situation Comedy

June 10, 2015

Honeybee

Exhibitions

Buzz into Summer with New Honeybee Exhibition

June 9, 2015

Immunologist Gene Olinger

Research

Could an Ebola Treatment Already Exist?

June 9, 2015

Outside MET College at Boston University

Education

MET’s Online Programs for Veterans Get Top Grades from U.S. News

June 9, 2015

Ann Howard-Jones leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra

Arts & Culture

After 24 Years, Ann Howard Jones to Leave Podium

June 8, 2015

Global Programs announces annual spring photo contest winners

Photography

BU Captures the World

June 8, 2015

Race horse American Pharoah with jockey Victor Espinoza crosses the finish line to win the Belmont Stakes and Triple Crown

Sports

Alum’s Horse Is First Triple Crown Winner in 37 Years

June 7, 2015

Cambridge River Festival

Theatre

Celebrating the Arts in Cambridge

June 5, 2015

Matthew Ritchie’s painting Remanence in the lobby of the Institute of Contemporary Art, where admission is free each Thursday evening. Photo courtesy of the Institute of Contemporary Art, copyright Geoff Hargadon

Arts & Culture

Thursday Nights at the ICA Are Free

June 4, 2015

Thursday Nights at the ICA Are Free