Understanding Boston's People

Friday, August 3rd Top Headlines One Class, One Day: Boston's People Sociology course aims to burst the BU bubble Rare Glimpse into a Hidden Subterranean World Boston's abandoned subway tunnels and stations Dressing the Part Designer behind Huntington’s The Luck of the Irish Close Up Getting a jump on the Olympics: Although racquetball is not currently an Olympic sport, Carlos Duque (LAW'09) (right) and Kawin Setsompop will be prepared the day it happens. Photo by Cydney Scott Featured Slideshow Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Brookline Village Brookline, which was part of the city of Boston until it was independently incorporated in 1705, was first built around the old Town Green. But with the arrival of the Boston & Albany Railroad in 1847, the community's hub moved to Brookline Village, which has been the town's civic and commercial center ever since. Slideshow Upcoming Events Metropolitan College Open House for Graduate Programs When: August 4 at 10:00 am Where: 620 Commonwealth Ave. Summer Book Sale When: August 4 at 10:00 am Where: Boston Public Library (Copley Square), 700 Boylston St. Circle the City When: August 5 at 10:00 am Where: Rose Kennedy Greenway, Wharf District, Boston Series Spotlight YouSpeak BU Today frequently asks students to tell us what they think about a single issue. In these videos, we hear from them about topics from roommate relationships to Greek life to alcohol on campus. Visit http://www.bu.edu/today | Unsubscribe from this email list Follow Us