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Politics

POV: Uniting against Executive Order on the Clean Power Plan

April 5, 2017

Poster for COM Media Literacy Initiative

Business & Law

Can You Tell Real News from Fake News, Propaganda, Lies?

April 5, 2017

Aila Peck, Turna Mete, and Rom Barkhordar on stage

Arts & Culture

Huntington Stages Pulitzer Winner’s Comedy Tackling Serious Issues

April 5, 2017

Class Gift cochairs Louis Vitti and Victoria Olakojo. The Class Gift committee is sponsoring a challenge: clubs and organizations can compete for matching funds based on who has the most student donors by the end of Giving Day.

Students

Fourth Annual Giving Day Is Today

April 4, 2017

Young-chun Cho (clockwise from top left) his wife, Soojeong Kim, and their daughter Hyunjoo Cho work with an orphan from Dream Tree Village at a Global Days of Service event last year.

Community Service

BU Global Days of Service: Volunteer Opportunities for Everyone

April 4, 2017

Emily Sheehan won the Redstone Film Festival award for best picture from festival faculty director Geoffrey Poister, a COM associate professor of film and television.

Arts & Culture

Film about Urban Paramedic Nabs Top Pick at Redstone

April 4, 2017

Kelly Nee, chief of the Boston University Police Department

University News

New BU Police Chief Kelly Nee a 33-Year Boston Police Department Veteran

April 3, 2017

Attorneys for the ACLU, Omar Jadwat(L) and Justin Cox(R) listen as Becca Heller(C) from IRAP, the International Refugee Assistance Project,delivers remarks to the media outside US District Court, Southern District of Maryland, March 15, 2017, in Greenbelt, Maryland, where a judge heard their challenges to US President Trump's Executive Order travel ban

Law

BU Supports Second Lawsuit against Trump Travel Ban

April 3, 2017

Karen Jacobs making cookies with students

Students

Teaching, and Living, at BU

April 3, 2017

Actor Herlin Navarro (left) and director Emily Sheehan on the set of Borderline.

Accolades

Meet This Year’s Redstone Film Festival Nominees

March 31, 2017

Holly Crab, a Viet-Cajun seafood restaurant in Packard’s Corner, offers fresh lobster, crab, and more for brunch.

Arts & Culture

Brunch Bets: Holly Crab

March 30, 2017

Starting this fall, MED’s new Health Sciences Education program will offer both a master’s degree and certificate for health science educators.

Education

MED Launches New Health Sciences Education Program

March 30, 2017

animation of Deniz Hallik sitting on a park bench

Global

Lost and Found: Deniz Hallik, Turkey

March 30, 2017

The BU women’s lacrosse team hosts Colgate tonight in its Patriot League home opener. The Terriers (3-5, 1-1 PL) are looking to get back on track after a road loss to Loyola Maryland on March 25.

Lacrosse

Women’s Lacrosse Patriot League Home Opener Today

March 29, 2017

Cannabis plant

Classes

The Brave New World of Legalized Marijuana

March 29, 2017

Students accepted into the Class of 2021 have until May 1 to choose BU and join the crowds walking along Comm Ave next fall.

University News

BU Admissions More Selective Than Ever

March 28, 2017

Taryn Craig and Christophor Cavalieri, this year’s Undergraduate Academic Advising Award winners, were honored for their mentoring of students.

Education

Helping Effectively Advise Students on Academics, Life

March 28, 2017

Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, another one of this weekend’s keynote speakers and a Pulitzer prize-winner, helped Barack Obama organize a series of dinners during which she and her fellow presidential scholars advised the president on contemporary issues through the lens of their respective subjects.

University News

COM Power of Narrative Conference: Storytelling in Turbulent Times

March 28, 2017

research notebook

Graduate Students

POV: Unionizing BU Grad Students Would Be a Mistake

March 27, 2017

animation of Nathan Chow against Boston skyline

Students

Lost and Found: Nathan Chow, Singapore

March 27, 2017

Lost and Found: Nathan Chow, Singapore

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