CAS Senior Wins Marshall Scholarship
Hallie Baker (CAS’25, GRS’25), who is pursuing a BA-MA in archaeology, has been awarded a prestigious Marshall Scholarship.
Hallie Baker (CAS’25, GRS’25), who is pursuing a BA-MA in archaeology, has been awarded a prestigious Marshall Scholarship.
Masters students are analyzing data to understand how patients behave, what types of treatments work, and more.
History Professor Alexis Peri studies pen friendships between US and Soviet women
IDEA Con, a cross-college conference, featured three student speakers from the College of Arts & Sciences.
Professors of Physics Anatoli Polkovikov and Martin Schmaltz recently received American Physical Society (APS) Fellowships
BU Astronomers say Mars once had a lot of water
Meet Professor of Economics Randall (Randy) P. Ellis
Opher’s research focues on how plasma and magnetic effects reveal themselves in astrophysical and space physics environments.
Hutyra, chair of Earth & Environment, investigates the interactions between humans and ecosystems.
Arts & Sciences welcomes the 45 new faculty members who have joined our community in 2024.
The new Social Science Summer Writing Internship Program enabled CAS students to gain hands-on work experiences while also pursuing research.
CAS lecturer teams up with Boston Public Schools administrator to teach Spanish to teachers, principals, nurses, and staff members
WGS Community Impact Award honors students for advocacy and research.
Faculty, staff, and students share their summer favorites.
Students in CAS PO 519: "Inequality & American Politics' studied responses to the controversial MBTA Communities Act.
Biology Assistant Professor Meg Younger and Postdoc Florencia Fernandez-Chiappe study mosquitoes' sense of smell.
BU was a launch pad for Richard Davis' organizational psychology career.
Kyle Mickelson (CAS’24, GRS’25) is following in the footsteps of his maternal grandfather, Nicodemo Ciccia (CAS’58, GRS’65)
CAS congratulates the seven faculty promoted to senior lecturer and eleven faculty promoted to master lecturer.
CAS congratulates the 16 faculty members promoted to associate professor as of July 1.
For 35 years, PROMYS, based at BU, has inspired young mathematicians.
What would you pack for a trip to Mars? Boston University scientists will explore this question at an interdisciplinary conference.
Martin Schmaltz, who studies theoretical particle physics and particle cosmology, will do research in Germany.