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Many students are feeling anxious and lonely after being away from campus for so long.

From new buildings to updated labs, construction projects continued at BU during summer 2021, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Take a look inside the 75,000-square-foot state-of-the-art theater complex on Comm Ave that opened two years ago.

Can unionization at Pavement help us make smart changes that empower employees while recognizing that post-COVID restaurants are fragile?

BU Academy Sees Admissions Boom Strolling down Comm Ave: Isaac Rajagopal (BUA’23) (from left), Chris Kolovos, BU Academy head of school, and Jasper Milstein (BUA’24). Photo by Tom Kates for BUA University News Special atmosphere and BU COVID precautions credited for increase June 10, 2021 Twitter Facebook Boston University Academy, the independent coed private high school operated by BU, will enroll its largest ever ninth grade class this fall. Applications increased by ...

Spectacular accident of beams toppling at Center for Computing & Data Sciences led to minor injuries.

As much of BU staff returns to campus for the first time since March 2020, the University is issuing new and relaxed guidelines for faculty and staff in the new normal.

Commencement 2021 Friends and families, unable to attend in person, watched ceremonies from around the world May 18, 2021 Twitter Facebook Boston University has been offering some version of a livestream or a video recording of its annual Commencement Weekend ceremonies for more than two decades, and not surprisingly, its digital audience has grown gradually: 2019’s event had 3,743 total plays. COVID-19 mandated no 2020 Commencement (that ceremony has been pushed to Octobe...

Photo by Jackie Ricciardi FAQ about BU’s Commencement Plans How to get in, who must Zoom in, COVID test requirements, how to pick up your new college graduate, and more May 10, 2021 Twitter Facebook With two graduation ceremonies, one for undergraduates and another for advanced degree recipients, neither with in-person family members and guests, and all held under COVID-19 safety protocols (including mandatory masks on Nickerson Field), Boston University...

Twitter Facebook Beginning Saturday, April 17, riders on the MBTA Green Line B Branch will trade short-term disruption for long-term gain. The T will speed up its Green Line B Branch Station Consolidation Project along the West Campus stretch of Commonwealth Avenue by shutting down trolley service between Washington Street and Kenmore Square for a total of seven weeks this spring, so construction crews can work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Shuttle buses will replace trolley service. The...