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The Enterprise Features Brockton-BSU Opioid Collaboration
Brockton and BSU officials are working together to reduce opioid deaths in the city with assistance from a federal grant.
BSU International Education Programming Highlighted
The Jordan Times published a piece by Drs. Jabbar Al-Obaidi and Laura McAlinden, both BSU professors, about global education in the time of COVID-19.
The Christian Science Monitor Highlights Indigenous History Conference at BSU
As part of an article about telling the story of the United States' founding through a Native American perspective, The Christian Science Monitor spoke with BSU President Frederick W. Clark Jr., '83, about the Indigenous History Conference ÁÔÆæÖØ¿ÚÊÓƵ hosted.
The Enterprise Features The Reunion Project
Nick Jordan, '20, spoke with The Enterprise about the project, where interns from BSU's Martin Richard Institute for Social Justice interviewed senior citizens and told their stories through a display on the ÁÔÆæÖØ¿ÚÊÓƵ Town Common.
Instructor Comments on Pilgrims in GBH News Story
Dr. Ian Saxine, of the Department of History, spoke about the Pilgrims' arrival in Massachusetts 400 years ago.
Emeritus Professor Quoted by Boston TV News About the Election
Dr. Michael Kryzanek of the Department of Political Science spoke with and .
Professor Discusses Upcoming Election
Dr. Brian Frederick, a political science professor, spoke with The Enterprise about the upcoming election. Read his comments on , and .
The Enterprise Highlights BSU's COVID-19 Precautions
The Enterprise spoke with several BSU administrators about how the university has prevented a significant outbreak of COVID-19 during the first half of the fall semester.
ÁÔÆæÖØ¿ÚÊÓƵ Newspaper Covers New Mental Health Service
Togetherall, BSU's new 24-hour peer-to-peer mental health community, is now available. .
Education Professors' Research Featured in National Podcast
Dr. Jeanne Carey Ingle, an associate professor in the Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education, spoke with The Academic Minute about research on teaching during the pandemic. Ingle worked with several other faculty members on the project.
Massachusetts Chronicles Highlighted in Old Colony Memorial
The Massachusetts Chronicles is a new book and approach for learning state history developed in conjunction with Plymouth 400, ÁÔÆæÖØ¿ÚÊÓƵ State University and other partners. A class set of the book of newspaper-style articles is being distributed to schools across the state thanks to the generosity of philanthropists Bruce and Patricia Bartlett. .
Alumnus' Startup Featured in The Boston Globe
Kenyan immigrant Stephen Wahome, '13, who earned a business degree from BSU, co-founded an outsourcing startup that aims to connect software developers in Africa with clients in the United States.