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History

Angela Jackson, Associate Dean, Boston University School of Medicine

History

Office Artifacts: Angela Jackson

October 19, 2016

American Horror Story Season 6 Poster

Film & TV

The Mystery Behind This Season’s American Horror Story

September 21, 2016

Portrait of Frederick Douglass

Arts & Culture

Picturing Frederick Douglass

July 25, 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

Ethnic

MET Class Asks: Is the North End Still Italian?

July 12, 2016

Michael Zank, Dorothy Kelly, Sanjay Krishnan

Books

BUCH Fellowships Awarded to Nine Faculty

June 14, 2016

El Jebel Shriners in Robes

Local

Class Unveils “Secrets” of Secret Societies

March 31, 2016

Cheryl Boots

Arts & Culture

Freedom Songs

February 24, 2016

Sandro Galea

Schools and Colleges

Four Decades Forward: SPH Celebrates 40th Anniversary

February 4, 2016

COM professor and author of 13 Hours, Mitch Zuckoff, answers questions following the screening on Tuesday, January 26, 2016.

Faculty

COM Screens New Benghazi Film 13 Hours

January 28, 2016

Elie Wiesel

Gotlieb

Mugar Exhibits Gotlieb Center’s Elie Wiesel Archive

January 26, 2016

Florence Nightingale Digitization Project

Gotlieb

Making the Work of Florence Nightingale Available

January 11, 2016

Into Africa: Three Fulbright Scholars, three countries, three perspectives on a changing region

Social Sciences

Into Africa

December 7, 2015

Jay Atkinson

Faculty

Revenge Makes the First Colonial Heroine

December 7, 2015

A man places a candle in front of the Carillon cafe in Paris Saturday Nov. 14, 2015, a day after over 120 people were killed in a series of shooting and explosions.

Politics

Paris Perspective

November 15, 2015

Sean D. Kearns, commanding officer of the USS Constitution historic naval frigate

Things-to-do

Constitutional Amendments

September 24, 2015

College Of Arts And Sciences Religion Professor Kecia Ali

Research

Muhammad Is Subject of Tonight’s Annual Gitner Lecture

September 17, 2015

Nepal Earthquake 2015

History

POV: Nepal in Crisis

May 7, 2015

Great Fire of Smyrna

Arts & Culture

A Failed Minister Who Saved 250,000 Christians

May 6, 2015

BU’s first Mellon New Directions fellow, Wiebke Denecke, will travel across East Asia researching Classical Chinese, the region’s forgotten lingua franca. Photo by Tim Gray

Faculty

Reclaiming a Common Language

April 28, 2015

Smithsonian National Museum of American History

History

Were We a Nation under God from the Start?

April 24, 2015

Were We a Nation under God from the Start?