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Dave Shaw, Edward Downes, and Thomas Whalen at “The Fake News Media vs. The Trump Administration” panel discussion on Thursday. PHOTO BY MAGGIE LEONE/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Professors discuss potential defenses against ‘fake news’

Eduard Miska February 26, 2018

What makes a piece of news turn into fake news? Is it that the facts are wrong and that the journalism is inaccurate? Or is it that when a reader or listener disagrees with the news, the label “fake...

The Initiative on Cities co-sponsors "Professor Perspectives: Gentrification in Boston" Oct. 25 at 100 Bay State Road. PHOTO BY VIVIAN MYRON/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Professors, students gather to discuss gentrification in Boston

Sydney Wertheim October 31, 2017

In 1964, Ruth Glass, a British sociologist, coined the term "gentrification," describing it as the displacement of the “social character of a district” because the inner working class neighborhoods...

The CAS Think Tank, located across the hallway from the CAS dean’s office, opens on Monday. PHOTO BY MARIA CASTILLO/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

New CAS Think Tank opens on Monday

Sophia Eppolito May 2, 2017

By Sophia Eppolito and Laney Ruckstuhl A new space called the Think Tank opened in the College of Arts and Sciences on Monday, but the space may not be what you think. The Think Tank is not...

Boston University’s College of Arts and Sciences hosts "Let's Talk About It: Social Action in Boston" at the Yawkey Center for Student Services Tuesday evening, featuring a panel of professionals from different nonprofit organizations. PHOTO BY COLE SCHONEMAN/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

CAS hosts discussion to promote social action in Boston

Gaelen Morse March 29, 2017

Boston University’s College of Arts and Sciences hosted a question and answer panel of local social action organizers on Tuesday night. “Let’s Talk About It: Social Action in Boston” gathered...

Whereas FY101 is designed to familiarize students with Boston University, SY101 is a new course offered to CAS seniors intended to aid them in their job pursuits. GRAPHIC BY SHIVANI PATEL/DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

CAS courses prepare freshmen, seniors for next steps

Oriana Durand September 7, 2016

Boston University’s Senior Year Career Development course celebrates its fourth birthday this week. The course, also known as SY101, offers seniors in the College of Arts and Sciences  professional...

Keynote speaker and comedian W. Kamau Bell speaks about his mixed race children during “Let’s Talk About It,” a dialogue about race, identity and social action, on Monday night. PHOTO BY BRITTANY CHANG/DAILY FREE PRESS CONTRIBUTOR

BU community urged to increase open, uncomfortable conversation

Joe Becker November 3, 2015

Boston University College of Arts and Sciences Student Programs and Leadership hosted the “Let’s Talk About It: Race, Power and Privilege” talk Monday evening, featuring a keynote and question-and-answer...

PHOTO BY MIKE DESOCIO/DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

REYNOLDS: An Open Letter to Everyone Who Wants to be Part of the Conversation

Rebecca Reynolds February 9, 2015

In the first class of my FY103 class “Identity, Empowerment and Social Justice,” taught by the lovely and fabulous Christian Cho and Stacy Ulrich, we talked about “transformative practices.” Basically,...

Stacy Ulrich, director of the Office of Student Programs and Leadership at Boston University, and Matt Lengen, program manager in OSPL, dress up in anticipation for BU’s first Midnight Breakfast planned for Wednesday. PHOTO COURTESY OF STACY ULRICH

BU Midnight Breakfast serves up fun-filled study break for students

Felipe Belfort Marques December 10, 2014

We’ve all heard of breakfast for dinner. But on Wednesday night, Boston University will be serving the morning meal just a little bit later at the Midnight Breakfast, held by the College of Arts and...

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