Heart Health
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STH Womanist Theologian Has a Dream: A Religion and Pan-African Studies Program at BU
Martin Luther King, Jr., Professor of Religion & Black Studies emilie m. townes is on a mission to build a bridge between religious and secular scholarship—and “transform the world”
February 13, 2026 -
Massachusetts Tech Leaders Visit BU
Commonwealth’s STEM Advisory Council met with ENG’s Robotics & Autonomous Systems Teaching and Innovation Center and Innovate@BU students to learn about student robotics projects
February 12, 2026 -
Is Your Country Playing in the World Cup? Tell Us!
BU Today wants to photograph students, faculty, and staff, in their team’s colors, as the United States, Canada, and Mexico get set to host Fifa World Cup 2026
February 5, 2026 -
Recapping President Gilliam’s Address and Her “North Star” Vision for Boston University
She talks about how the University is on its way toward becoming a “global, urban, leading research and teaching institution”
February 10, 2026
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It’s Impossible to Miss Men’s Basketball’s Ben Defty on the Court
At seven feet, he brings more than just his imposing height to the game
February 12, 2026 -
BU Athletes Heading to Winter Olympics
A dozen current and former Terriers will be competing in men’s, women’s hockey, aided by former BU coaches
February 9, 2026 -
Olympic Figure Skater Ilia Malinin, the “Quad God,” Says He “Broke Physics.” Did He?
BU physics professor weighs in, saying Malinin is “certainly pushing the envelope of human performance”
February 9, 2026 -
Federal Reserve Governor, and Alum, Stephen Miran, in Visit to BU, Says Inflation Is Under Control
Economist explained his dissent from other governors in a WBUR CitySpace podcast interview Monday
February 10, 2026
Valentine's Day
Double Terrier Couples Share Their Marriage Proposal Stories
Thinking of popping the question this Valentine’s Day? These BU engagement stories offer plenty of inspiration
Featured Events
Scene at BU
Richard Raiselis: Landscapes Near Me
The works in Richard Raiselis: Landscapes Near Me, at the 808 Gallery through March 7, were created by the retired CFA associate professor of painting in and around Boston over three decades, from University studios to high-floor city views and his suburban home. Raiselis embraces shifting light, weather, and spontaneous encounters with nature to shape large, vivid works made directly from life. Among those attending the February 12 opening reception were Katelyn Eveland (CAS’28) (left) and Ellie Prudhoe (CAS’27).
Photo by Lily Jurman (COM‘26)
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Arts & Culture
- Double Terrier Couples Share Their Marriage Proposal Stories
- Get into the Spirit of Valentine’s Day with These Love Songs
- Harvey Young to Step Down as Dean of the College of Fine Arts, Will Continue as Vice President for the Arts
Business & Law
- Federal Reserve Governor, and Alum, Stephen Miran, in Visit to BU, Says Inflation Is Under Control
- The Patriots Went from Worst to First. Can Businesses and Organizations Turn Around Too?
- New AI Program Keeps BU School of Law Students on the Cutting Edge
Campus Life
- Super Bowl Sunday: Where to Watch, What to Know
- Terriers Show Their School Pride for BU’s First Spirit Day
- From Boston to Vichy: BU Wheelock Launches New Study Abroad Program
Health & Medicine
- Five Heart Healthy Foods to Start American Heart Month
- Five Easy Snacks to Make for Your 2026 Super Bowl Party
- Boston Medical Center’s Therapy Dog Program Brings Comfort to Patients, Staffers
In the City
- This Weekend @ BU: February 12 to 16
- This Weekend @ BU: February 5 to 8
- This Weekend @ BU: January 29 to February 1
Science & Technology
- Massachusetts Tech Leaders Visit BU
- Should You Talk to God Using an App?
- Olympic Figure Skater Ilia Malinin, the “Quad God,” Says He “Broke Physics.” Did He?
Sports
- It’s Impossible to Miss Men’s Basketball’s Ben Defty on the Court
- Terriers Lose to BC 6-2 in Men’s Beanpot Championship
- BU Athletes Heading to Winter Olympics
University News
- STH Womanist Theologian Has a Dream: A Religion and Pan-African Studies Program at BU
- Round of Applause: BU Wheelock Professor Beth Warren Elected to National Academy of Education
- Natalie McKnight to Step Down as Dean of Boston University’s College of General Studies
Voices & Opinion
- 25 Tuesdays, 25 Terriers, 25 Inspiring Pieces of Advice
- Why Might a Record Number of Churches Close This Year?
- How to Stay Safe (And Still Have Fun) This Halloween