The BU Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) and PRLab hosted their first-ever joint event, PRoActive. The event was organized to help PR students who are preparing for internships and job opportunities. The three-part event consisted of a Q&A panel with professionals in the PR field, resume and cover…
Alumni Jess Burbridge is an assistant account executive at Hill Holiday and a former editor at The COMmunicator. In the fall, she graduated from COM with a master’s degree in advertising after six years of focusing on a considerably different skill set. While gaining plenty of real-world experience, she never…
On April 27, 2019, a sold out crowd of 300 students attended the first ever TED event at Boston University. TEDxBU is an independently run event organized by students Ethan Weinberg (QST ’21) and Thomas Rigal (QST ’21). In accordance with the TED Conference, the event featured speakers with new…
The Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program at Boston University allows students to travel to parts of the United States they might have never visited in their lifetime. ASB enables volunteers to interact with people of different ages, races, religions, and socioeconomic statuses—resulting in unique bonds and memories for participants. Coordinators…
Food Blogger, Kate Weiser (COM ’19) dedicated her college experience to curating @bucketlistboston with the hopes of providing Bostonia (longtime residents, newcomers and temporary visitors, or students) with an epic to-do list of Beantown offerings and beyond. The Instagram Paving her way in a brave new world of…
On Thursday, April 11, scholars, researchers, students, and more gathered at Boston University’s Photonics Center to attend an international symposium about artificial intelligence. The Division of Emerging Media Studies (EMS) within the College of Communications planned this event with the aim to educate people about the rise of technology and…
