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The 2024 BU Global Programs photo contest highlights photos taken by students, staff, faculty, and alums.

Photo essay captures the dogs—and occasional cat—who accompany their owners to work on Boston University's campus.

BU faculty combine academics, activism, and social justice, at times risking physical discomfort or even arrest.

Boston University Academy student Sally Jamrog (BUA’23), tells us about her favorite BU class, EE 105: Crises of Planet Earth

BU’s ninth annual Giving Day, held April 11, 2023, set a record for the amount raised (more than $3.8 million) and the number of donors (12,000) who gave.

BU Academy has hosted 10 Mix It Up events since it launched in spring 2022. The program brings together BUA students and faculty and staff from across the University and gives the students a chance to learn about speakers’ areas of expertise and ask them questions about their work and fields of interest.

Eduino Torres first started working at BU in 1988, after immigrating from the Azores. Today, he is one of the University’s most valued custodians.

Boston University Academy English teacher Jennifer Formichelli was killed after being hit by a school bus on Tuesday morning.

Jennifer Formichelli was a Boston University Academy teacher, BU said. She was hit Tuesday morning near the intersection of Walk Hill Street and Blue Hill Avenue and died a short time later.

Jennifer Formichelli, an English teacher at Boston University Academy who previously taught in BU’s College of General Studies, was fatally injured Tuesday morning when she was struck by a school bus in Mattapan.