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Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady eats a turkey leg

Gender Studies

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

April 19, 2017

Sally Bachman

University News

Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health Director Named

April 18, 2017

online education student taking notes for an online class

Science & Technology

New Questrom MOOCs Offer Path to MicroMasters Certification

April 18, 2017

Laura Burvill took the top prize for her vibrant photograph of a cellist on a small side street in Melbourne, Australia.

Photography

Seeing the World through the Eyes of BU

April 18, 2017

National Hockey League

Varsity Sports

Former Terriers You’ll See in the NHL Playoffs

April 18, 2017

television watching

Arts & Culture

What Are You Watching? We Asked, You Answered

April 14, 2017

Boston Marathon security

Safety

Marathon Monday a Time to Keep Safe

April 14, 2017

The 121st Boston Marathon takes place on Monday, April 17.

Film

Patriots Day Weekend in and around Town

April 14, 2017

Rachel Blauner, a former captain of the BU women’s soccer team, will be competing in her first 26.2-mile race when she runs the 121st Boston Marathon Monday.

Sports

2013 Tragedy Impetus for Running to Help Others

April 14, 2017

University News

Missing Law Student Located

April 13, 2017

Literature

Robert Lowell Poetry Reading: Prize-Winning Poet Tom Sleigh

April 13, 2017

Alice Cronin-Golomb, CAS professor of psychological and brain sciences, in her office

Psychology

Office Artifacts: Alice Cronin-Golomb

April 13, 2017

The BU men’s lacrosse team has already set a program record for wins in a season, with nine—one more victory in its last two league games will lock up a postseason spot.

Men's Sports

First Playoff Berth on the Line for Men’s Lacrosse

April 13, 2017

ESPN’s Kevin Merida says athletes can help focus attention on issues that concern them.

Film & TV

Second BU Play It Forward Summit Tackles Race and Gender

April 12, 2017

Students at Friday’s BU Cinematheque asked The Americans executive producer Stephen Schiff about the show’s spycraft, such as trading sex for information. All true, he said.

Business & Law

The Americans Isn’t Really about Spies and Murder

April 11, 2017

still life portrait of classic literature books and a violin symbolizing the arts

Fine Arts

POV: Doctor’s Orders, Don’t Cut Arts Funding

April 11, 2017

2017 Student Employee of the Year Award Winners Miles Avila, Christopher Crivelli, Sara Do, Caylin Marotta, Tesla Abrego

Students

Annual Awards Bestowed on Student Employees, Supervisors

April 11, 2017

Fire trucks in front of LAW Tower

University News

Smoke Causes Evacuation of School of Law

April 10, 2017

Lauren Whitley, senior curator of textile and fashion arts for the MFA, shows students a mid-18th-century English brocaded silk dress, once worn by Lydia Catherine, Duchess of Chandos.

museums

One Class, One Day: Threading History

April 10, 2017

Sue Siegel (from left), CEO of GE Ventures and healthymagination, Sandro Galea, Robert A. Knox Professor and SPH dean, and Monica Valdes Lupi (SPH’99), executive director of the Boston Public Health Commission, at the SPH Dean’s Symposium Building Healthy Cities: Boston and Beyond, on April 5.

Health & Medicine

New Approaches for Building Healthier Cities

April 10, 2017

New Approaches for Building Healthier Cities