Boston University Launches Awards for Staff Whose Work Exemplifies the University’s Values.
Cash honorariums and other recognitions for the unsung heroes on campus.
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Chris Sedore, BU’s IS&T Leader, Named First Chief Transformation Officer
He says the role is all about turning “big ideas into real improvements” and about “dedicated focus and accountability for institution-wide change.”
Boston University will remain closed on Tuesday, suspending classes, research, and operations on its Charles River, Fenway, and Medical campuses in the aftermath of a historic blizzard that paralyzed much of Greater Boston with upwards of two feet of snow.
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Let's go Team USA!!! 🏅 Five former Boston University men's ice hockey players helped power the United States to Olympic gold on Sunday, as Team USA edged Canada 2-1 in overtime in the gold medal game.
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Both Boston University’s Charles River Campus and Medical Campus will close on Monday, due to a major snowstorm that’s expected to bring blizzard conditions and 18 to 24 inches of snow, accompanied by wind gusts of 40 to 60 mph and coastal flooding.
Can Artificial Intelligence Help Emergency Responders Save Children?
Boston University computer scientist and pediatrician researching potential of AI-powered assistance for ambulance crews.
Two Boston University Bioengineers Win Prestigious Sloan Research Fellowships
Brian DePasquale and Michael Economo honored for cutting-edge biomedical research that promises hope and benefits for patients.
Convergent Conversations: Join us for a new event series to build interdisciplinary research connections across BU that address real-world challenges.
📅 Save the date: IGS's new event series Convergent Conversations kicks off March 19 at noon! Join us as we build interdisciplinary research connections across Boston University that address real-world sustainability challenges.
Open to the public. Learn more & register: www.bu.edu/igs/2026/02/...
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 is the month of love and the best excuse to set the mood for it; Galentine’s Day hangout, a cozy night in, or a Valentine’s moment of your own. Music is the best way to set the scene.
Consider this your go-to Valentine’s Day playlist, made by a fellow BU Terrier ⬇️
They Have the Best Seats in the House—and Possibly the Longest Running Friendship in BU Hockey.
Season ticket holders Ed Moller (Questrom’80) and John Zedros (CGS’80, Questrom’82) estimate that they have been to 1,000 home games, not to mention Beanpots, playoff games, and National Championships.
Hariri Institute is Proud to BU
It's the first Terrier Spirit Day at @bostonu.bsky.social, and Hariri Institute is #ProudtoBU! We're thankful to be part of a University that's dedicated to community, excellence, and collaboration—especially convergent research. Read more about Terrier Spirit Days here: spr.ly/63322hJmZ8
Aerial view of Boston University’s central campus plaza framed by Gothic-style buildings and leafy green trees under a clear blue sky. Overlaid text reads: “TIME ranks Boston University #41 World’s Top Universities of 2026.” Boston University red logo in the lower right.
Boston University ranks 41st in Time’s inaugural ranking of the World’s Top Universities.
With emphasis on global engagement, economic impact, and research innovation, BU outpaces several Ivy League schools.
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In its matchup against crosstown rival Northeastern, BU squeaked out with a 2-2 tie and shootout win. Cole Hutson (CAS’28) scored the winner for the Terriers, when his shot trickled past the Northeastern goalie.
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President Melissa Gilliam Outlines Bold “North Star” Vision for Boston University’s Future
During her first Presidential Address, Gilliam called for BU to become a “global destination of discovery, education, and human connection.”
Happening soon: Charting Our Future, President Gilliam’s first Annual Presidential Address.
Join us live as she outlines BU’s vision for impact in Boston and around the world.
Tune in at 4:30 p.m. ET ➡️ www.bu.edu/president/up...
CTE Can Cause Dementia, According to New Boston University Study
BU CTE Center researchers found advanced stage of the progressive brain disease increases odds of dementia fourfold/
A Solution to the Cocktail Party Problem—Hidden in the Brain.
BU researchers are mixing neuroscience, photonics, and engineering to help people with hearing loss pick out sounds in noisy spaces.
Boston Medical Center’s Therapy Dog Program Brings Comfort to Patients, Staffers.
Team of four-legged “therapists” are also helping advance medical research.
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Boston University will reopen all three of its campuses on Tuesday, with classes, research, and work resuming following a major storm that dumped upwards of two feet of snow in some parts of Greater Boston and forced the school to close on Monday.
Boston University’s Charles River Campus and Medical Campus will close starting at noon on Sunday and lasting through Monday, due to the region’s first significant snowstorm of the season, expected to drop 12 to 18 inches, accompanied by dangerously frigid temperatures.
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“Community” is one of BU’s core values, and we’re finding new ways to bring it to life. A new monthly tradition begins February 5. Any guesses what it might be?
👇 Sound off in the comments
A hockey player in a red and white uniform is kneeling on the ice, celebrating a goal with arms raised. The player's name, "HORSE@13", is visible on the back of the jersey. A crowd fills the stands behind the rink.
A large crowd fills stadium seats, many wearing red and white sports jerseys. 'BOS@1' and 'UNIVERS@2' are visible on clothing. Audience watches from behind clear barriers.
Boston University women’s hockey saw its bid for a third Beanpot title come to a difficult end Tuesday night, falling 2–1 in overtime to Harvard in the Dunkin’ Women’s Beanpot final at TD Garden.
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Boston University President Melissa Gilliam at a wooden podium with 'BOSTON UNIVERSITY' on it. Behind her, a projected image of Martin Luther King Jr. in graduation attire is visible. The speaker is an African American woman with short hair and is wearing a black dress.
City of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu stands at a podium that reads "BOSTON UNIVERSITY" in front of a crowd. There are flags behind her, including the American flag.
Two women, one in a black blazer and another in a plaid suit, sit on stage addressing an audience. A drum set is visible behind them, and flags stand to the side. The woman in plaid is gesturing with her hand.
Onstage, a singer with dreadlocks belts into a mic next to a keyboardist. Behind them, a drummer and guitarist accompany, framed by American and Boston flags, and leafy potted plants.
BU joined the City of Boston for our annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration, organized by BU’s Howard Thurman Center and the City. The event honored Dr. King’s legacy and emphasized the importance of his teachings. We thank everyone who joined us in reaffirming our commitment to justice.
Event promotion for Boston University's 'Charting Our Future'. Text: 'In the heart of the city, in the service of the world. President Gilliam will host her first Annual Presidential Address.' Save the Date: January 28, 2026.
🗓️ Don't forget to mark your calendars, Terriers! President Gilliam will host her first Annual Presidential Address on January 28, 2026.
Learn about BU’s vision in a changing world.
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Boston University promo: 'Charting Our Future.' Text: 'Save the Date January 28, 2026,' and 'President Gilliam will host her first Annual Presidential Address.' People sit on a lawn near campus buildings.
🗓️ Save the date! President Gilliam will host her first Annual Presidential Address on January 28, 2026.
Discover BU’s vision for a changing world, focusing on influential research, impactful community service, and innovative partnerships to improve the future.
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Elliot Driben, “The Mayor of Terrier Nation,” cheered on every BU team, near and far, and donated to every program, every year.
A lifelong supporter of BU student athletes, Driben passed away in May 2025 after battling cerebral palsy.
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Thanks to donors, BU students like Sierra Koerber-Marx (CAS’26) are gaining real research experience. Her UROP grant let her study sugar kelp adaptation to changing marine environments, supporting conservation and hands-on learning for future scientists.
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Maisha Kazi (CAS’26) got interested in city gov helping at her dad’s store. This summer, she interned for Boston City Councilor Sharon Durkan through the City Scholar Fellowship, handling constituent calls, research, and citizen citations while gaining experience in local government.
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