Alene Bouranova

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Articles

“I Felt Very Alone”: Living with an Eating Disorder at BU

3 weeks ago | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova |Jackie Ricciardi

A Sargent student shares her journey, her struggles, and how she helped create a support group on campus.
Boston University Welcomes Two New Senior Vice Presidents

1 month ago | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

New Appointment Leaders chosen for University Relations and Advancement departments Twitter Facebook Boston University has two new senior vice presidents, as President Melissa Gilliam continues to fill out her leadership team. Kamrhan Farwell, the new senior vice president for University Relations (overseeing External Affairs), comes to BU from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Michele Schiele (COM’89), the new senior vice president for Advancement (formerly Development &...
As Markets Turn Volatile, What Should You Do with Your 401(k)?

1 month ago | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

Questrom’s Mark Williams weighs in on best investment and retirement-saving practices as the US faces a potential recession Finance Questrom’s Mark Williams weighs in on best investment and retirement-saving practices as the US faces a potential recession Twitter Facebook The numbers started dropping…and then they kept dropping. If you’ve been paying attention to the economy, you probably have major concerns about your investments. Since reaching a peak in February, the US stock market, a...
CFA Senior’s Thesis Blends Traditional Japanese Noh Theater with Western Opera

2 months ago | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

Chris Ellars’ Here Where the River Forever Divides Them is a hybrid of the Noh play Sumida River and the 20th-century British opera Curlew River Theatre Chris Ellars’ Here Where the River Forever Divides Them is a hybrid of the Noh play Sumida River and the 20th-century British opera Curlew River Twitter Facebook It’s not every day you stumble across a traditional Japanese Noh performance on campus—especially one blended with a British opera. But that’s precisely what one Boston University...
Boston University Student Mental Health Services Honored in Princeton Review Project

2 months ago | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

One of 16 colleges named to inaugural 2025 list, which highlights schools demonstrating exceptional commitment to mental health and wellbeing Accolades One of 16 colleges named to inaugural 2025 list, which highlights schools demonstrating exceptional commitment to mental health and wellbeing Twitter Facebook Boston University is one of 16 colleges named to the Princeton Review’s 2025 Mental Health Services Honor Roll, an inaugural list of schools recognized for the ways they help students...
Six BU Alums Celebrated in Latest Forbes Lists

Jan 22, 2025 | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

Terriers named to the magazine’s 30 Under 30 lists for 2025 and the 100 Most Powerful Women list for 2024 Alumni Terriers named to the magazine’s 30 Under 30 lists for 2025 and the 100 Most Powerful Women list for 2024 Twitter Facebook Five BU alumni—a media marketplace manager, an online high school founder, a medical mythbuster, a video production phenom, and a viral playground interviewer—have been named to this year’s Forbes 30 Under 30 lists. The annual Forbes magazine lists celebrate...
How a BU Researcher Found and Revived a Long-Lost Operatic Masterpiece

Dec 3, 2024 | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova |Cydney Scott

How a BU Researcher Found and Revived a Long-Lost Operatic MasterpieceCuban composer Eduardo Sánchez de Fuentes’ opera El Caminante, rediscovered after more than a century, had its world (re)premiere at Boston University El Caminante, a long-forgotten Cuban opera, opens with a swell of sweeping, almost mournful strings.
BU Sustainability Milestones

Nov 18, 2024 | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

![endif]--> Skip to Main Content 16 years after its founding, celebrating success in mix of projects large and small Campus & Facilities 16 years after its founding, celebrating success in mix of projects large and small Twitter Facebook Did you know that Boston University’s first LEED-certified space was a study center in Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences? Or that BU helped build a wind farm in South Dakota? (Yes, really!) It’s all thanks to the efforts of BU...
Green Spaces to Visit Near Campus

Nov 4, 2024 | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

Grab a coffee or a picnic lunch and spend some time at one of these nearby parks Things-to-do Grab a coffee or a picnic lunch and spend some time at one of these nearby parks Twitter Facebook Weather reports show that we’re in for another week of lovely weather, and so it’s a great chance to get outside. And don’t get us wrong—while we love the Esplanade, the Public Garden, and the Boston Common, they aren’t the only green spaces close to campus. Luckily, there are plenty of parks, ponds, and...
Voting 101: How and Where to Vote in the Presidential Election

Sep 22, 2024 | bu.edu | Alene Bouranova

First time voting? Are you away from your home state? Here’s what you need to know to vote by mail or in person ahead of November 5 Politics First time voting? Are you away from your home state?