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BU Students Win $50,000 for Helping L.L.Bean Become More Eco-Friendly - Vimarsana News

BU Students Win $50,000 for Helping L.L.Bean Become More Eco-Friendly

BU students won $50,000 at BU’s Sustainability Competition for their idea to help L.L.Bean become more sustainable.

Source: bu.edu
Why I Love Boston: Terriers Share Their Reasons - Vimarsana News

Why I Love Boston: Terriers Share Their Reasons

The Boston University community shares various reasons they love Boston and what makes the city so special.

Source: bu.edu
Questrom Sustainability Contest, with $50,000 Prize, Draws 62 Student Teams from 12 Schools - Vimarsana News

Questrom Sustainability Contest, with $50,000 Prize, Draws 62 Student Teams from 12 Schools

Questrom School of Business ran a semester-long competition unlike any other, starting with the $50,000 prize money.

Source: bu.edu
'Endless Thread' Drops a Glitter Bomb On The Great Glitter Mystery - Vimarsana News

'Endless Thread' Drops a Glitter Bomb On The Great Glitter Mystery

Endless Thread solves one of the internet’s most compelling mysteries. Inspired by a New York Times feature about glitter last year, Redditors have obsessed over identifying the mysterious industry buying huge amounts of glitter – information which glitter-makers have now famously refused to divulge. No one has been able to find any answers…until now!

Source: wbur.org
Has 2020 Changed Workplace Culture for Good? - Vimarsana News

Has 2020 Changed Workplace Culture for Good?

Twitter Facebook Disruption has always been a constant in the workplace—but the COVID-19 pandemic has brought on more change than anyone could have expected (or predicted). For example, before the pandemic only 17 percent of Americans were working remotely five-plus days a week. Now, almost half of the US workforce (44 percent) is fully remote, according to Statista Research Department. Remote or not, over seven million employees have seen their wages drop since March—and many others have had their pay frozen. And the economic fallout from the pandemic did not stop with wage decreas...

Source: bu.edu