Cody Mello-Klein
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Adam Weingarten, BU Hillel’s Pioneering First Music Director, Wants Campus to Sing (opens the original)
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Music director Adam Weingarten leads students in a jam session in BU Hillel’s new practice space, the Music Lounge, September 16. Adam Weingarten understands that the only thing better than playing music is playing music with someone. Weingarten’s fondest memories—from performing with bands in New York City clubs to leading recitations of wordless melodies during Shabbat services— stay with him when his music serves not simply as entertainment but as the connective tissue that binds communities
New BUPD Deputy Chief Brings Community-Centered Policing to the Forefront (opens the original)
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Pamelia Harris arrives at Boston University after spending more than 30 years working her way up the ranks of the Boston Police Department. Photos by Jackie Ricciardi Almost every aspect of Pamelia Harris’ life has taken shape around Boston University. She was born in the South End’s Boston City Hospital (now Boston Medical Center, BU’s primary teaching hospital), grew up in housing developments within spitting distance of the University’s Medical Campus, earned a master’s degree from BU, and no
Prominent Women’s Health Researcher and Academic Leader Named Dean of BU Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine (opens the original)
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Geeta Swamy, Duke University Haywood Brown, MD Distinguished Professor of Women’s Health, associate vice president for research, and executive vice dean for clinical sciences and research administration for the school of medicine, has been appointed dean of Boston University’s Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, starting January 1, 2027. Photo courtesy of Geeta Swamy Geeta Swamy, a renowned obstetrics and gynecology researcher and an academic leader at Duke University School of Medicine, h
After Struggling to Support Himself in High School, Freshman Ryan Sim Is Ready to Chart His Own Course (opens the original)
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Ryan Sim’s story is one of resilience and adaptation. This fall, 3,706 freshmen begin their careers at Boston University. The Class of 2030. They hail from 87 countries and 48 states, as well as the District of Columbia. Over the coming weeks, we’ll bring you some of their stories. We begin our series with Ryan Sim (Questrom’30). Ryan Sim is only a college freshman, but he’s already led multiple lives. Born in the United States and raised largely in South Korea, Sim became an expert in moving be
Boston University Honors Four Junior Faculty With Prestigious Career Development Professorships (opens the original)
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Recipients of the 2026 Career Development Professorships (left to right): Emily Cunningham, Chang Xiao, Shabnam Raayai-Ardakani, and Michael Chang. Photos by Cydney Scott, aside from Chang photo courtesy of BU Wheelock College of Education and Human Development. The four scholars who have been named this year’s Career Development Professors are consumed with finding answers to the same questions: What is our relationship to technology, and how can we leverage it to better understand the world ar
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