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Professor Speaks About Education in a Pandemic
Dr. Jeanne Carey Ingle, an associate professor of elementary and early childhood education, spoke with The Patriot Ledger about education during the pandemic and the effects children may face in the future.
Op-Ed Highlights Importance of Vaccinations and In-Person Learning
Prioritizing COVID-19 vaccinations for higher education faculty and staff is the surest way to return to more in-person learning, President Frederick W. Clark Jr., '83, and Dr. Irina Seceleanu, associate professor of mathematics and president of MSCA/ÁÔÆæÖØ¿ÚÊÓƵ Chapter, wrote in an op-ed. .
BSU COVID-19 Testing and Tracing Cited in The New York Times
Dr. Chris Frazer, executive director of the Wellness Center, spoke with The New York Times about the effectiveness of BSU's frequent student COVID-19 testing and robust contact tracing.
Athletics LGBTQ Award Spotlighted in The Patriot Ledger
The Patriot Ledger reported on an NCAA award BSU received for creating and sustaining an LGBTQ-inclusive culture.
Political Science, History Faculty Quoted on Thin Blue Line Symbol
The Taunton Daily Gazette turned to Drs. Brian Frederick and William Hanna for a story on the history and debate about the thin blue line symbol.
Bear Statute Highlighted in The Enterprise
The Enterprise featured the new bear statue by the Rondileau Student Union that serves as a place to gather in times of celebration or mourning.
Sociology Emerita Professor Pens Letter on 1918 Pandemic
Dr. Patricia J. Fanning wrote in Scientific American about the influenza pandemic a century ago. Her grandmother died during it.
BSU Freezes Tuition and Fees
WickedLocal covered BSU's announcement that it will freeze tuition and fees for the 2021-2022 academic year and plan for the majority of teaching, learning and student life experiences to occur in person and on campus in fall 2021.
Alumna Makes Boston Business Journal's 40 Under 40 List
Social worker Carla Monteiro, '17, is a 2020 Boston Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree.
Alumnus Aims to Start Music Conservatory
The Enterprise featured Greg Fernandes' efforts to start a music education center in Brockton.
Professor Co-Writes Pandemic Mental Health Book for Kids
Boston 25 News, GBH News and education news site The 74 spoke with Dr. Elizabeth Englander, a psychology professor, about her new book, The Insanely Awesome Pandemic Playbook. , and .
Historian Discusses Events at the Capitol
Dr. William Hanna, a part-time faculty member in the Department of History, provided historical context, telling The Sun Chronicle "never before has there been an armed assault aiming to overturn a presidential election."