297 result(s) found.

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  BU Today

  2025 Graduate Jayde Best: “I Ended Up Exactly Where I Wanted to Be”

  May 18, 2025

  New alum Jayde Best talks about her experiences as a first-gen student at BU.
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  CBC News

  Some Ontario Students Missed Nearly 1 Month of School Because of Snow Days This Winter

  May 17, 2025

  What impact do snow days have on students' learning? Joshua Goodman comments.
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  BU Today

  Wheelock’s Tina Durand Wins 2025 Metcalf Cup and Prize, BU’s Highest Teaching Honor

  May 14, 2025

  Winning the award is "a celebration of what brings me the most joy,” says Tina Durand.
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  BU Today

  This Mother and Daughter Are Both Graduating from Boston University

  May 14, 2025

  Caren Hunter, who just completed a dual degree in special education and social work, graduated on the same day as her daughter, Annica.
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  Boston Globe

  Trump’s Budget Threatens Mass. English Learner, College Transition Programs

  May 14, 2025

  Cuts to federal funding will impact programs for low-income and first-gen students. Comments from Michael Dennehy.
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  Boston Business Journal

  Harvard and MIT Boost Federal Lobbying Spending Amid Trump Administration Scrutiny

  May 12, 2025

  Colleges and universities often use lobbyists to advance their agenda at the state or federal level. Mary Churchill comments.
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  Boston Globe

  The ‘Nuclear Arms Race’ in Extracurricular Math

  May 12, 2025

  The idea that getting ahead in math can help kids get into more selective schools is driving a boom in private math classes. Joshua Goodman is interviewed.
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  New York Times

  The Surprising Ways That Siblings Shape Our Lives

  May 6, 2025

  Siblings can have a deep impact on the trajectory of an individual's life. Research by Joshua Goodman is cited.
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  The Brink

  American Sign Language Study Shakes Up Theory of Words

  May 6, 2025

  Naomi Caselli is among the team of BU reseachers whose new study on ASL could have implications for studying  languages in general.
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  The Brink

  Wheelock Researcher Launches Global Study into How Kids’ Beliefs Evolve

  May 6, 2025

  Kathleen Corriveau is leading a new international study of how children's beliefs form, working with researchers across 19 countries.
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  New York Times

  With Black Enrollment Down, Amherst College Faces an Identity Crisis

  April 25, 2025

  One college grapples with a downward shift in diversity after the 2023 Supreme Court ruling banning affirmative action. Anthony Abraham Jack comments.
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  Education Week

  Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ Sounds an Alarm on Troubled Teens. What Can Teachers Do?

  April 25, 2025

  Teachers are often in a position to observe students are struggling but are not always equipped to help. Jennifer Greif Green comments.