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A curated list of what’s coming up around campus, Boston, the country, and the world, for the week of February 27.

Daria Bogatova and Dmytro Bogatov married in Kyiv in 2019. After war broke out, they started the nonprofit organization to send supplies back home.

The discovery of Ajami, a modified Arabic script, shows that African people labeled illiterate for not writing in French were anything but.

The residences had been a gift from Boston University alumnus and major donor Frederick Pardee.

Perry Merhling's recent book on Charles Kindleberger finds he had prescient beliefs about the need for a prudent international money minder.

BU experts assess the deal to free American basketball star Brittney Griner in exchange for a notorious Russian arms trafficker.

Over the past six years, the Knowledge, Evidence and Learning for Development (K4D) Programme has been providing evidence and learning support to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, other government departments and partners. Since the programme ended in September 2022, there have been several learnings about the services K4D provided, and reflections on the impact K4D has had in the international development sector. While a previous blog explores the lessons learned, here we share ...

Highlights from Katalyst Labs’ +92 Disrupt Conference held in Karachi last weekend.

A new interdisciplinary major in Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Rights at BU will ask students to dig deep into those cataclysmic events.