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Fulbright Recipient Highlighted in Hometown Paper
The Reminder interviewed Riley Lathrop, '20, about the Fulbright Program’s English Teaching Assistant initiative she received. Lathrop will spend the 2022-2023 academic year in Taiwan.
Professor Discusses Financial Literacy
Dr. Margaret Brooks, a professor of economics, argues for improved financial literacy education. Read the Q and A at WalletHub.
Tribute to Ukraine on Front Page of The Enterprise
Boyden Hall is illuminated in blue and yellow lights around a Ukrainian flag, as shown in this picture on the front page of The Enterprise.
BSU's First Black Graduate Spotlighted
Sarah Anna Lewis, a member of the Class of 1869, was featured in The Herald News. Read her story.
President Opines on Need to Close Education Equity Gaps
Massachusetts must close persistent equity gaps whereby white students are more likely to complete a college degree, wrote President Frederick W. Clark Jr. in an opinion column. Read more in The Herald News.
Social Work Professor Profiled in The Enterprise
Persistence helped Dr. Wendy Champagnie Williams go from dropping out high school to earning her PhD and teaching at BSU. Read more in The Enterprise.
President Clark Comments on State Financial Aid Proposal
President Frederick W. Clark Jr. spoke with NBC10 Boston about the importance of providing financial support to students. Watch the video clip.
Professor Pens Book on Neil Young
Dr. Arthur Lizie, a professor of communications studies, is featured in a Forbes article about his new book, Neil Young on Neil Young: Interviews and Encounters. Read more.
Professor Discusses Gender Disparities in Health
Dr. James Leone, a professor in the Department of Health and Kinesiology, spoke with The Philadelphia Inquirer about why men tend to take worse care of their bodies than women. Read more.
New Trustees Appointed
BSU is welcoming lawyer Walter Prince and photojournalist Francis Giles as trustees this academic year. Read about them in WickedLocal.
President Comments on Future of Work
President Frederick W. Clark Jr. told the Future of Work Commission that higher education institutions must "forge better and deeper partnerships with businesses." Read more from State House News Service.
Early College Program Highlighted
Some students at Fall River's Durfee High School take classes at BSU through Massachusetts' early college program. Read more in The Herald News.