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Warren Towers’ Tower A Reopens to Students (opens the original)
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Lizzie Meden (COM’30) (left) and Chloe Johnson (ENG’30) in their newly renovated Warren Towers residence room. Jacqueline Delcourt’s journey at Boston University has come full circle. When she arrived as a sophomore transfer student, she became a resident assistant in Warren Towers’ Tower A. Now a senior, Delcourt (CAS’27) is an RA again—in the same tower, on the same floor, same room. But the space she lives in today is almost unrecognizable, she says. The Warren she remembers was dark, with li
Helping Create Special Education Policies to Benefit Students and Teachers (opens the original)
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Researchers at BU’s Wheelock Educational Policy Center—including Nathan Jones (clockwise from left), Marcus Winters, Jo R. King, and Elizabeth Bettini—aim to transform special education research and partner with policymakers to improve educational opportunities. More than 7.5 million children ages 3 to 21 qualified for special education services in the United States in 2022–2023, an increase of more than 250,000 from the previous year. That figure now represents roughly 15 percent of all US stud
BU Alum Gets Emmy Nod for Her Work on Apple TV’s Pluribus (opens the original)
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“I feel like my time at Boston University was so influential,” says Jenn Carroll (COM’10). “I have stayed in contact with my BU professors who have given me great advice, given me opportunities to network, and then have recommended the next generation of incredible assistants.” Photo by Robby Klein When Jenn Carroll learned she had been nominated for an Emmy for the Apple TV series Pluribus, she was on a Zoom call with several of the show’s producers, waiting for the nominations to be announced.
Student Creates AI-Powered Tool to Analyze Classroom Space Usage on Charles River Campus (opens the original)
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Here’s a problem almost every college student has experienced: a seminar with a dozen classmates meets in a huge lecture hall, while a full 100-level science course is squeezed into a room. Or the daily sprint required when back-to-back classes for the same major are assigned to opposite ends of the campus. Every semester, Boston University faces the challenge of fitting nearly 4,500 classes into hundreds of classrooms each semester. Most students expect scheduling quirks on a large urban campus
As Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Hits Movie Screens, BU Students Already Know the Story (opens the original)
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With Christopher Nolan’s film The Odyssey, based on Homer’s epic poem, now in theaters, Boston University students who have taken the College of Arts & Sciences’ Core Curriculum are likely to enter the theater with a deeper understanding of the story than most moviegoers. For decades, Homer’s epic has been one of the Core Curriculum’s foundational texts. First-year students reflect on its themes of home, storytelling, identity, and heroism, which continue to resonate nearly 2,700 years after the
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