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Jackie Ricciardi

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  • 3 weeks ago | bu.edu | Joel Brown |Jackie Ricciardi

    Students learn best when schools and teachers understand and honor their diversity, her research shows Accolades Students learn best when schools and teachers understand and honor their diversity, her research shows Twitter Facebook Students bring their abilities, hopes, and dreams to class, says Tina Durand, “but there are other dimensions of our identities that are going to influence our experience. How we are perceived, how we feel about ourselves, how we understand ourselves and all of...

  • 2 months 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.

  • Feb 24, 2025 | bu.edu | Joel Brown |Jackie Ricciardi

    Journalism & Media Students have already written stories for more than a dozen community and nonprofit news publications Twitter Facebook BU’s College of Communication journalism department took a big swing this semester, and it’s already paying off for students—and for nonprofit community news outlets in the Boston area. A new COM initiative paired students with various news outlets in the region. Students reported and wrote stories that were edited by their professor before being sent to...

  • Feb 21, 2025 | bu.edu | Joel Brown |Jackie Ricciardi

    Journalism & Media The mother of Boston University’s president, and the first Black woman journalist at the Washington Post, donates her papers toHoward Gotlieb Archival Research Center Twitter Facebook Dorothy Butler Gilliam’s 2019 memoir was titled Trailblazer for good reason. As the first Black woman reporter for the Washington Post, in 1961, she helped open a path for many journalists to follow. At the Post, she went from a young reporter covering the civil rights dramas of the early...

  • Feb 20, 2025 | bu.edu | Joel Brown |Jackie Ricciardi

    BU professor: what’s behind the renaissance Arts & Culture BU professor: what’s behind the renaissance Twitter Facebook Yoon Sun Yang remembers smelling tear gas on her junior high school playground in Seoul back in the late 1980s, as the South Korean people rose up against decades of military dictatorship. Three decades later, Gisele Sanchez was in high school, down in San Antonio, Tex., in the late 2010s, when she fell for the K-pop hits of the Korean boy band BTS. They are two chapters of...

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