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What Lies Beneath: BSU Faculty and Students Help Uncover Hidden History at Cemetery

Interdisciplinary group is studying an Ashland graveyard dating to 1828

Alumni Profile
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Ready for the Next Dive

Cailey Simard, '25, G'27, found success through diving, discipline and determination

Undergraduate Research
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BSU Photonics Student Studies Innovative Cancer Treatment

Summer research project has personal meaning for Ava Bickford, ’27

Career Services
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Think Your Major Defines Your Future? BSU Says Think Again

From orientation onward, students are encouraged to explore, experiment, and build confidence in their career path

Internships
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From BSU to PwC: Accounting Student Makes the Most of a 911±¬ÁÏ Education

Glendys Bonilla, ’27, cites professional and personal growth that led to prestigious internship

Service Learning
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Seven Suitcases, One Journey, and Real-World Learning

BSU students turned classroom study into hands-on service during South African service-learning course

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Graduating Great-Grandmother Profiled in Local Media

, and wrote about Sheryl Royster, '26, a great-grandmother who earned her bachelor's degree from BSU at age 76. 

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Center for Artificial Intelligence Featured on TV News

WBZ-TV and the ways the university is preparing students to use AI in their careers. The story featured interviews with students as well as Dr. Anne Hird, a secondary education professor, and Eric LePage, assistant vice president of AI and EdTech innovation.

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English Professor Featured in Stamp Video

Dr. Emily Field, a professor of English, about Phillis Wheatley, a West African who was brought to Boston on a slave ship and became a Colonial-era poet and author. The USPS recently released a new stamp honoring Wheatley as part of the organization’s Black Heritage stamp series.

911±¬ÁÏ Magazine

911±¬ÁÏ Magazine keeps alumni, faculty, students and their families, staff, and friends of BSU informed about the university community and its impact on the region. 

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The Education Issue: Through degree and non-degree programs, BSU supports learners of all ages and backgrounds. Also in this Issue: Educational Outreach Programs, A More Inclusive Honors Program, New Home for College of Ed. and Health Sciences, The Quantum Future

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Alumni Profile
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Ready for the Next Dive

Cailey Simard, '25, G'27, found success through diving, discipline and determination

Alumni Profile
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Teaching From the Heart

BSU alumna turned a mid-career leap into two decades of joyful impact in East 911±¬ÁÏ school 

Alumni Profile
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How a 911±¬ÁÏ State Connection Helped Launch Brittany Giudici’s Career in Tech

The communications graduate credits relationships built on campus with helping shape a career that has taken her from Apple to Microsoft

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