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Classes

Beer flight amidst summery scene

In the City

New England’s Top Five Craft Beers

July 18, 2017

Jessica Kent

Academics

One Class, One Day: Studying Comics as Literature

June 27, 2017

Ryan Wayne (GRS’18) started at Pardee in January and chose the new specialization in diplomacy, which he expects will make him more marketable once he graduates.

Pardee School of Global Studies

Pardee School of Global Studies Redesigns Graduate Programs

April 19, 2017

Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady eats a turkey leg

Academics

One Class, One Day: Are You Man Enough? (And What Does That Mean?)

April 19, 2017

Students will participate in hands-on cooking labs in Metropolitan College’s Science of Food and Cooking course.

Academics

10 Epic Classes at BU

April 7, 2017

Cannabis plant

Drugs

The Brave New World of Legalized Marijuana

March 29, 2017

Andreas Xenopoulos with local children on the Paseo de Prado.

Global Health

Cuban Culture Shapes a Spring Break Trip

March 20, 2017

Alexa Pisano showing her online store on a laptop

Sustainability

Selling Apparel to Benefit Ocean Conservation

February 21, 2017

Steve Quigley sitting in front of his class

Journalism & Media

Fighting Extremist Social Media with Social Media

December 13, 2016

Kevin Barents (left) and Jeremy Yudkin in front of Bob Dylan class

Academics

One Class, One Day: Deconstructing Bob Dylan

December 6, 2016

Neil Myler, a CAS assistant professor of linguistics

Academics

One Class, One Day: On the Trail of Boston’s Missing Rs

November 21, 2016

Margaret Litvin, a CAS associate professor of modern languages and comparative literature in a meeting

Classes

University-Wide BU Hub on Track for 2018 Launch

September 22, 2016

Boston University Barnes & Noble book store window

University News

Textbooks 101: A Guide for Undergrads

September 6, 2016

North End historian and author Dom Capossela talks about the North End neighborhood to students in Boston University Metropolitan College summer course about history and culture of the North End

History

MET Class Asks: Is the North End Still Italian?

July 12, 2016

Students find out how the bucolic surroundings of Mount Auburn Cemetery fit into our social history in a class taught by Charles Ian Stevenson (GRS’13,’19).

Local

One Class, One Day: Reading Mount Auburn Cemetery

June 21, 2016

PhD student Lee Tucker

University News

A Class on Poverty and Discrimination, in the Year of Sanders

June 15, 2016

Walter Fluker

Classes

New MOOC on Ethical Leadership Launches

May 27, 2016

El Jebel Shriners in Robes

Academics

Class Unveils “Secrets” of Secret Societies

March 31, 2016

Anna Henchman

Classes

Looking at Children’s Lit in a New Way

February 23, 2016

Bennett Goldberg

Business & Law

For One Week, Professors Become Students

February 19, 2016

For One Week, Professors Become Students