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Archaeologists discover ancient ships in Egypt
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By Tim Stoddard
Kathryn Bard had “the best Christmas ever” this past December when she discovered the well-preserved timbers and riggings of pharaonic seafaring ships inside two man-made caves on Egypt’s Red Sea coast.
WBUR named Boston News Station of the Year by Associated Press
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By Brian Fitzgerald
A trophy on the reception desk of WBUR-FM will soon have company: the BU-owned radio station was recently named Boston’s News Station of the Year by the Associated Press for the second consecutive year.
Career counselors: job search best launched face-to-face
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By Jessica Ullian
To make the most of the economic upswing, Halliday says the first step is to walk into a career services office and meet with a career counselor.
CAS psychologist calls for new descriptions, appreciation for therapy
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By Jessica Ullian
“Our current health-care system tends to mislead people into thinking that all psychotherapy is a long-term, lying-on-the-couch, examining-the-meaning-of-life sort of thing,” says Barlow. “As a result, there’s a reluctance to recognize the very strong and robust effects of psychotherapy for disorders.”
New Purchasing Services staff stresses collaboration in cost management
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By Jessica Ullian
The faculty, staff, and students of Boston University are well aware of the academic resources available to them, but many don’t think about the behind-the-scenes procedures that enable research and scholarship to happen.
Wetmore, the founding father of BU swimming program, to quit after three decades of success
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By Brian Fitzgerald
He leaves a swimming program that under his direction has won 13 team titles and 172 individual conference titles and produced two All-Americans and three Olympians. Wetmore, who was named America East Coach of the Year four times, has been at BU long enough to remember when his athletes didn’t have a pool.
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18 March 2005
Boston University
Office of University Relations