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The total solar eclipse coming in spring has several Kentucky and southern Indiana schools closing or dismissing classes early.

BU President Brown has approved the formation of a new Staff Advisory Council, with the purpose of giving a united voice to the University’s staff members.

As a young man still in school, I was fortunate to land a job with IBM in what was then known as the Field Engineering Division. I started as a night...

Administrators at two universities discuss their efforts to reimagine how, when and where their employees will work now and in the future.

Veteran Human Resources Administrator to Lead Boston University’s HR Department Amanda Bailey, named BU’s vice president for human resources, begins the post August 2. She arrives as the University begins to implement its new policies on remote work. Photo courtesy of Amanda Bailey New Appointment Amanda Bailey becomes vice president for human resources August 2 July 21, 2021 Twitter Facebook Amanda Bailey, a former Brown University executive with an extensive backgrou...

During Wednesday’s Back2BU, Repopulating Campus Faculty & Staff Town Hall, BU President Robert Brown urged employees to get vaccinated and addressed a wide range of questions about the return to campus, including the anxiety many faculty and staff are feeling.

Benefits, problems of remote work are the main topics Administration will make final decision on committee recommendations Work from home? Spend a full week at the office? Or split the difference?  The Committee on the Future of Staff Work is trying to determine what role remote work can or should play for more than 5,000 of Boston University’s nonfaculty employees, as a well-vaccinated BU returns to a more normal life this fall after more than a year of historic impact from the COVID-19 pan...

Twitter Facebook If the last year taught us anything, it’s that working from home and meetings by Zoom have undeniable benefits—along with serious drawbacks. Flexible schedules, more family time, and cost savings on commuting have been a blessing for many. But trying to work while kids are remote-schooling, the monotony of virtual meetings, and the absence of personal interactions have proved exhausting for others. Is there a way to have the best of both worlds at a residential univer...