Alene Bouranova

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Consultants for PBS KIDS programming—two Wheelock faculty members and an alum—explain why informal education is more important than ever Film & TV Consultants for PBS KIDS programming—two Wheelock faculty members and an alum—explain why informal education is more important than ever Twitter Facebook In one episode of Lyla in the Loop, titular character Lyla learns a handful of increasingly complicated magic tricks from her elderly neighbor, Miss Emmaline. Back home in her room, Lyla,...

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In the midst of a changing job market, BU career professionals share tips for getting a leg up on your search Jobs In the midst of a changing job market, BU career professionals share tips for getting a leg up on your search Twitter Facebook When you’re new to the job market, job-hunting can be tricky no matter what. But for 2025 grads, tricky is just one way to describe what’s happening out there. They are graduating into a weakening economy, fueled by trade policy uncertainty and an erosion...

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Finding Non-Opioid Solutions for Low Back PainA robotic exosuit trial is the latest research coming out of the BU Physical Therapy Center At some point in your life, you’ll probably experience low back pain. Low back pain (LBP), acute or chronic pain in the lower back region, is the most common contributor to disability around the world.

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Caren Hunter and Annica Hunter: being together on campus has brought them closer COMMENCEMENT 2025 Caren Hunter and Annica Hunter:being together on campus has brought them closer Twitter Facebook It’s not uncommon for your relationship with your parents to change when you’re in college. As you slowly mature into an independent adult, you often start to connect with them on more of a peer level. But what happens when one of your parents is actually your peer? Mom and daughter Caren Hunter...

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Commencement 2025 Film, climate change, music are just some of the interests propelling these students into their next professional chapters Twitter Facebook Before Boston University’s 2025 Commencement on Sunday, May 18, about 14,000 graduates will walk across various stages at their individual school and college ceremonies. Approximately 3,600 of those graduates are master’s, professional, and doctoral students. For BU students pursuing advanced degrees, Commencement weekend is the...