A Summer Research Lifeline for Grad Students
Poet-scholar Ida Fasel (CAS’31, GRS’45) finished writing the last of her 16 books at age 102.
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Class Notes Spring 2020
Find out what’s been happening with classmates and other CAS or GRS alumni. To explore all class notes, go to bu.edu/alumni/news/class-notes/. […]
At the Forefront of Machine Learning
Computer scientist Derry Wijaya builds tools to translate “low-resource” languages and track how media perspectives shape public opinion.
A Triple Threat for Our Times
Actor/director/writer Eliana Pipes wins awards and challenges audiences with her plays and her first feature film Fauxricua.
Another Look at William Monroe Trotter
Alumna Kerri Greenidge’s new book examines the life and times of pioneering black activist—and Bostonian—William Monroe Trotter.
A Message from Dean Sclaroff
As our CAS community tackles the challenges of the pandemic from many angles, we demonstrate the value of the liberal arts.
Defending Whistleblowers
Alum David Colapinto’s defense of whistleblowers becomes more urgent in the Trump era.
Animal City
How the messy world of livestock raising was banished from U.S. cities—and replaced by pets, zoos, and children’s tales.
Into the Breach
CAS researchers, students, and alumni jump in to fight the pandemic and its effects on everyday life.
Golden Years?
Being an older adult in America is a very unequal business, explains sociologist Deborah Carr.