Taped Lectures, Workplace Flexibility among Changes as BU Adjusts for Spring Classes
BU announced Wednesday in-person classes will resume as planned on January 20, but with a number of adjustments to address the surging Omicron variant.
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BU announced Wednesday in-person classes will resume as planned on January 20, but with a number of adjustments to address the surging Omicron variant.
Chief Diversity and Belonging Officer, Jennifer McCary, spoke to the Undergraduate Student Government about the making of a new Race and Democracy course for the Spring 2022 semester.
Article content By Lee Beaton The Central Region Juried Art Exhibition (CRJAE) is on display in our Main Gallery until May 27. Twenty-five pieces were selected to tour the Central Region until the end of October. The tour will continue for the month of June at the Golden Prairie Arts Council in Carman. It will then be on display in Morden at the Pembina Hills Arts Council in July. For the month of August, the tour moves to Holland and will be on display at the Tiger Hills Arts Association. The last stop on the tour is in Winkler for the month of October at Winkler Arts & Culture. The local ar...
Now that spring is here, are you yearning to trade in Zoom for Zumba? Craving more downward- facing dog and less TV-facing with your dog? There are lots of outdoor exercise classes being offered this spring - in the city and the suburbs. Some classes are free, some donation-suggested and others charge admission. Most require registration. Schuylkill River Banks Yoga on the Banks, a donation-based class, is back at the Schuylkill River Banks. The class meets at the 25th & Locust entrance on Saturdays and Sundays at 10 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. All levels are welcome and registration is n...