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Cracking the Code: Decoding the Unique Vocabulary of Boston University Students - Vimarsana News

Cracking the Code: Decoding the Unique Vocabulary of Boston University Students

Boston University students have a vocabulary of their own. To help you understand it, we've built a Terrier dictionary so you can sound like a BU student.

Source: bu.edu
One by one, our five kids finished school on their own terms. Now, we're all finding our way - Vimarsana News

One by one, our five kids finished school on their own terms. Now, we're all finding our way

Each of our children has chosen a different path, moved at their own pace and, in the process, found themselves, writes Linda Button. And for the first time in 10 years, Button and her partner won't be dropping off a kid at college, but she has advice for those who will.

Source: wbur.org
Fixing the T: Advice from Terriers for MBTA's New General Manager | BU Today - Vimarsana News

Fixing the T: Advice from Terriers for MBTA's New General Manager | BU Today

The BU community gave recommendations for the MBTA's new general manager, Philip Eng, on how they’d do to fix the city’s public transit systems.

Source: bu.edu
Nearly 200 Protest BU's Commencement Speaker, David Zaslav, amidst Hollywood Writers Strike | BU Today - Vimarsana News

Nearly 200 Protest BU's Commencement Speaker, David Zaslav, amidst Hollywood Writers Strike | BU Today

Members and supporters of the Writers Guild of America turned out at Sunday’s All-University Commencement ceremony to protest guest speaker David Zaslav.

Source: bu.edu
Art House Is BU's Homegrown Sitcom | BU Today - Vimarsana News

Art House Is BU's Homegrown Sitcom | BU Today

Art House was produced as a collaboration between BU’s College of Communication Department of Film and Television and the College of Fine Arts School of Theatre.

Source: bu.edu