This fall, more than 175 Boston Public Schools (BPS) Community Service Scholars completed over 3,500 hours of volunteer work in the local community both virtually and in-person. They served in… Read more
Whether you come from a small town, an urban city, or something in between, you can find a piece of home in Boston. This doesn’t have to be exactly the… Read more
When I think of BU Wheelock and the past 3 years I’ve spent here, two things come to mind: a love for teaching, and a love for the community. It’s… Read more
One of my favorite parts of the Early Childhood field is the opportunity to connect with the community you teach in. I dream of forming meaningful relationships with my future… Read more
Beginning in December, BU Wheelock’s Student Services office will open the Community Cares Food & Essentials Pantry at Two Silber Way. This pantry will be open to BU community members… Read more
By Krissy Hathaway (Wheelock ’20) When you ask students from BU Wheelock what their favorite thing about the school they say “the community.” From my personal experience, the community here… Read more
By Jordan Stevens (Wheelock’21) My home town has a population of 549 people, which often shocks people. More shocking is the fact that my graduating class had a total of… Read more
Dr. Zach Rossetti, Associate Professor of Special Education, served as Guest Editor for the current edition of Connections, the official publication of TASH (The Association for the Severely Handicapped), a nonprofit… Read more
On Thursday, May 3rd, SED hosted its annual Community BBQ event, where Spring-themed foods and activities were enjoyed by students, faculty, staff and alumni alike. The BBQ, which typically occurs roughly two… Read more
By Emily Talley, SED 2016 The facts are that Boston University has 33,000 undergraduate and graduate students, 10,000 faculty and staff, and what I imagine to be an entire militia… Read more