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Members of the Boston University graduate, residence life and adjunct faculty unions march down Commonwealth Avenue on Friday. The unions came together in a show of solidarity to express their respective demands. CORINNE DAVIDSON/ DFP PHOTOGRAPHER

Boston University student workers hold three-union rally

Sophia Spiegel October 22, 2023
Three BU unions — BU ResLife Union, BU Graduate Workers Union and BU Part-Time Faculty — rallied at the George Sherman Union on Oct. 20 about their recent ratified bargaining demands and marched to 1 Silber Way to deliver their demands to University administrators.
Barbara Lynch speaking

Chef Barbara Lynch speaks to School of Hospitality students as part of Dean’s Distinguished Speakers Series

Caterina Tomassini February 8, 2023
Barbara Lynch, a chef and restaurateur from Boston, spoke about her career at Boston University’s School of Hospitality Administration on Feb. 3 as part of the Dean’s Distinguished Speakers Series.
The Boston University School of Hospitality Administration is partnering with the Paris-based ESSEC Business School to offer an international master’s program. CAROLYN KOMATSOULIS/ DFP FILE

SHA partners with ESSEC Business School, launches international master’s program

Anne Jonas September 20, 2020
BU's School of Hospitality and Administration is going global. SHA announced Wednesday a new partnership with the internationally renowned ESSEC Business School in Paris.
Grubhub, along with GoPapaya and OpenTable, is one of many apps that make ordering food more convenient for both customers and businesses. PHOTO COURTESY GRUBHUB

The popularity of food-service apps, explained

Sarah Finkel October 30, 2016

Eating is a necessity, and when it’s good food, eating can make someone’s day. Conventional home cooking is becoming more of a hassle in the midst of hectic school and work schedules. Families tend...

Irene Li represents Asian-American fusion restaurant Mei Mei at the IDEATE event, presented by Branchfood Monday evening at Community Work Services in the West End. PHOTO COURTESY SONYA HIGHFIELD

IDEATE reveals current trends, obstacles of food industry

Corina Pintado April 7, 2016

A snowstorm was brewing Monday, but the cold didn’t stop a multitude of Boston restaurant industry insiders from gathering for Branchfood’s innovation event, IDEATE. Partnering with Community...

Hanane, of Crispy Crepes Café, pours a crepe for a customer Wednesday afternoon.  PHOTO BY OLIVIA NADEL/DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Restaurants considerate of prices for students on budget

Monika Nayak September 17, 2015

Catering to college students with tight budgets, the Collegiate Coupon Book offers deals and promotions straight from businesses both on campus and in the city. Distribution of the coupon books provides...

The Mobile Health in Rehabilitation Conference, organized by the Boston Rehabilitation Outcomes Measurement Center, will take place Thursday and is available to students via live streaming on the Boston ROC website. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ZABOSKI/DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

BU to hold Mobile Health in Rehabilitation Conference Thursday

Becca DeGregorio October 21, 2014

Wake up. Grab coffee. Go to class. Commute home. Eat. Sleep. Repeat. The hustle and bustle of daily life can serve as one of physical health’s greatest detractors. Fortunately, the growth of mobile health,...

College of General Studies sophomore Jane Lu poses with the Parisian skyline. PHOTO COURTESY OF JANE LU

Study abroad broadens horizons for BU students

Caroline Sun September 10, 2014

The enticing lure of travel attracts many of Boston University’s students to consider studying in a different country for a semester or two. For students with wanderlust like Jane Lu, a College of General...

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