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[edit] Course Pages

[edit] Organizations and Clubs

[edit] Guides

[edit] Moving to Boston and BU

[edit] 30 Cool Things That Happen at Dartmouth and Few Other Places (if any)

[edit] Collaborate

[edit] Campus

Theater

Museums

Religious Life

Lost & Found

[edit] Town

Brown is located in Providence, Rhode Island

News

• The Daily Free Press- BU campus paper
• The Comment  - Graduate student magazine
  

Parking

Haircuts, Barbers and Salons

Transportation

• MBTA - Boston subway maps and schedules

Supermarkets and Food Shops

Laundry and Dry Cleaning

[edit] Food and Drink

Takeout menus

Restaurants That Deliver

Vegetarian

[edit] Residential Houses & Housing

Houses

Dorm Rooms

Best for Parties

Best Views

Biggest

Smallest

Best for Quiet Study

[edit] Content Produced by BU People

[edit] Books

[edit] Blogs

• Alison Driscoll - blog by BU alum Alison Driscoll
• Steve Garfield - blog by Steven Garfield who teaches Communications at BU
• Dean of Students Blog - blog used by dean of students to connect with students
  
• The Terrier Hockey Fan Blog - provide BU hockey fans with a cornucopia of information about the present, past and future of Terrier hockey with a focus on player features, program news and opinion. While the major focus is not presenting game accounts, schedules, stats or standings, there will be links to the best sites for such information.
  
• BU Law Librarian - blog by BU law librarian.
  
• BU Hoops Blog - blogs about BU Basketball
  

[edit] Music

[edit] Art

[edit] Film/Video

[edit] Academic Papers

[edit] Tips and Advice for

[edit] Frosh

[edit] Seniors

[edit] Graduate and Professional Students

[edit] Jr. Faculty

[edit] Staff

[edit] Alumni

[edit] Best Of

Best Study Spots

Best First Date Places

Best Out of the Way Date Places

Best Student Jobs

Best Sleeping/Napping on Campus

Best CAs

Best Bathrooms

Best Places to Park

[edit] Worst Of

Bathrooms

[edit] Alumni

Boston University Alumni Web - an online community for BU alumni

[edit] History

Boston University was chartered in 1869 by Lee Claflin, Jacob Sleeper, and Isaac Rich, three successful Methodist businessmen whose abolitionist ideals led them to envision and create a university that was inclusive—that opened its doors to the world—and engaged in service to and collaboration with the city of Boston.

From the day of its opening, Boston University has admitted students of both sexes and every race and religion. It is with pride that we count Martin Luther King, Jr. among our alumni. What makes us prouder still is the fact that when he received his doctorate from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in 1955, Dr. King was taking his place in a long line of individuals that stretches back to the University’s founding. Other notable alumni include the first woman to earn a Ph.D., the first woman admitted to the bar in Massachusetts, the first Native American to graduate with a doctorate in medicine, and the first African-American psychiatrist in the United States.

• Taken from BU