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Fall 2020
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Student StoriesCollege in the COVID-19 Era
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Plants & GardeningSeed Pioneer Renee Shepherd and the Gardening Life
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Alumni WeekendFirst Virtual Alumni Weekend Brings BU Community Together
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Arts & CultureLighting the World
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BooksReading List
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Visual ArtsGallery: Adrienne Elise Tarver (CFA’07)
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Student VoicesThe Story behind F*ck It Won’t Cut it
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Center for Antiracist ResearchRockefeller Foundation Awards $1.5 Million Grant to BU Center for Antiracist Research
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University NewsBU Board of Trustees Welcomes Two New Members
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Science of BubblesPopping a Commonly Experienced Mystery: Why Do Bubbles Collapse?
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MENTAL HEALTHDepression Rate Has Tripled among US Adults
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Center for Antiracist ResearchJack Dorsey Donates $10 Million to BU Center for Antiracist Research
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Historic AlumniTrailblazing BU Alum Gets a Gravestone 125 Years after Her Death
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University NewsVP for Alumni Relations Steve Hall Will Retire at Year’s End
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Environmental HealthDo Air Pollution and Ambient Noise Raise Dementia Risk?
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Children & CoronavirusDon’t Undersell the Facts: Why Kids Deserve Accurate Coronavirus Information
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Center for Antiracist ResearchVertex Gives $1.5 Million to New BU Center for Antiracist Research
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Close-up
Another Emmy for Actor Uzo Aduba (CFA’05)
Uzo Aduba won her third Emmy at the (virtual) 72nd Emmy Awards on September 20, for her role as the pathbreaking politician Shirley Chisholm in Mrs. America, the FX Networks series about the 1970s movement to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment—and the campaign to defeat it. Chisholm was the first African American woman elected to Congress. “The story felt so present and it didn’t feel like ancient history,” Aduba (CFA’05) told the Hollywood Reporter in April. “Some of the issues that are discussed on the show and in that time in history [have] a lot of sharp echoes to today.” Aduba has already won two Emmys, both for her portrayal of Suzanne “Crazy Eyes” Warren in the Netflix series Orange Is the New Black.
Courtesy of Invision for the Television Academy/AP
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- Retired SSW Professor Millie Flashman, Passionate About Working with Couples and Families, Dies
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