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Race

Déanna Clarke-Campbell (CAS’21) performs
Humanities

Hamilton Music Gets an Infusion of New Voices

April 30, 2018
Charles Merzbacher (left), a COM associate professor, Robert Margo (right), a CAS professor of economics
Film & TV

Economist, Film and Television Profs Win Teaching Awards

April 20, 2018
BU Running Club on a weekend run along the Minuteman Bikeway in Cambridge.
SAO

BU Running Club Blazes Its Own Trail

April 11, 2018
Ed Coaxum speaks at a memorial service on for Martin Luther King, Jr. the day after he was assassinated, Marsh Plaza, Boston University, 1968
University News

Alums Share Memories of Dark Days of April 1968

April 4, 2018
Martin Luther King leading march from Selma to Montgomery to protest lack of voting rights for African Americans. Beside King is John Lewis, Reverend Jesse Douglas, James Forman and Ralph Abernathy.
Politics

POV: As It Was for MLK, the Present and Future Should Be Our Focus

April 2, 2018
Classes

Checking Your (White) Privilege at the Door

February 27, 2018
Poetry

60 Seconds of Blackness

February 21, 2018
A photo series inspired by the meaning of the color red in Chinese culture. Photo by Evan Vidan
Painting

Expressing Themselves in Charcoal

February 7, 2018
808 Comm Ave building exterior
University News

Expanding Howard Thurman Center to Move to 808 Comm Ave

November 27, 2017
Kelly Nee, chief of the Boston University Police Department
University News

BU Police Chief Appointed to Governor’s Hate Crimes Task Force

November 8, 2017
Robert E. Lee confederate civil war monument in Charlottesville, VA
Politics

POV: The Controversy over Confederate Civil War Monuments

September 25, 2017
Professor Tom Whalen poses for a photo in front of Fenway Park
Baseball

Revisiting the Spirit of ’67

August 29, 2017
Hundreds gathered on the University of Virginia campus for a candlelight vigil against hate and violence days after Charlottesville erupted in chaos during the "Unite the Right" white nationalist rally.
University News

BU President Responds to Charlottesville Violence

August 17, 2017
ESPN’s Kevin Merida says athletes can help focus attention on issues that concern them.
Sports

Second BU Play It Forward Summit Tackles Race and Gender

April 12, 2017
Members of Umoja, BU’s black student union, at a reception for students, faculty, and staff of color at the Algonquin Club in Boston on February 24, part of its Unity Week 2017.
Arts & Culture

Umoja Turns 50

April 6, 2017
Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable speaking at BU
Research

SPH Symposium Tackles Health Inequities

February 6, 2017
two black males are face to face with a police officer
Race

POV: When Fleeing Police Isn’t Necessarily Incriminating

December 19, 2016
Photo of Kyna Hamill sitting on a chair
Research

“Jingle Bells” History Takes Surprising Turn

December 8, 2016
Professor Hahm and Yujin Kim looking at laptop screen.
Race

The Problem Parenting Behind Asian Women’s Suicide Rate

December 8, 2016
Boston officials Atyia Martin (center) and Karilyn Crockett sitting down on chairs
Dean Elmore

Racism: What BU and Boston Can Do about It

November 9, 2016

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