Climate/Policy InternMassachusetts Association of Community Development CorporationsBoston, MAPosition open until filled.

Various InternshipsSustainable Energy For All (SEforALL)Various locationsAccepting […]

Congrats to Travis for successfully defending this thesis!

Cassandra Donatelli’s paper on vertebral morphology and Jerry Mekdara’s paper on tail beat synchronization in schooling fish are both out in the issue of Integrative and Comparative Biology devoted to the tails […]

Shirts Designed to Make a Difference

This is more than a clothing brand; it’s a call to action, transformation, and education. It’s a call to think bigger. Wear these shirts and spread these ideas. […]

Carb Confusion Part 1: The Role of Carbohydrate in Pet Foods It has become trendy to advertise pet foods as being low in carbohydrate (like a wolf or a wild cat would eat) and to emphasize the type of […]

How Museums are Acknowledging the Fourth of JulyThough the holiday weekend is over and most of us have headed back to work, museums around the country have put out plenty of content to keep the Fourth of July celebration going! From […]

We are back in the library! As we transition back into the library, we plan to refresh your memory about the physical library space. Today, as we open the Library Service Desk again, you can now check out […]

By Swati Mehta Dhawan and Hans-Martin Zademach

In recent years, but especially since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic,
governments worldwide have increased policy support for digital financial
services with […]

Richard M. LernerBergstrom Chair in Applied Developmental ScienceDirector, Institute for Applied Research in Youth DevelopmentEliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development

On August 23, 2021, […]

Sustainability CoordinatorUniversity of Texas – AustinAustin, TXPosted June 30th, 2021

Sustainability Fund CoordinatorUniversity of ArizonaTuscon, AZPosted June 24th, 2021

Senior Consultant – Energy, […]

My recent webinar on Social Self-Management of Parkinson’s Disease was invited by the APDA Massachusetts Chapter for their Educational Series.  This series is available at APDA_MA website and includes we […]

Please help us in congratulating Jane Natches as the new Head of Collections Management at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library.

For the past few years, Jane has been an invaluable part of technical services at […]

Please try on your own first before peeking into the Hints.

Linked lists

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How would you insert, delete and search a key in the linked list?Insert a node in a sorted linked lists such that the […]

It is with mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of Frances Burke Foret, Head of Collections Management at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library. Fran has been managing our collections since 2002, during […]

Organic Garden SupervisorBowdoin College DiningBrunswick, MEPosted June 16th, 2021

Economic Recovery and Resilience InternMetropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)Boston, MAPart-time (25 […]

Froggyland: The museum of frog peopleMy daily commute to work is a sacred time of reflection, an opportunity for me to walk through urbanized areas before the rest of the world has gotten out of bed. I often find myself, […]

When you think
of gardening for pollinators, you most likely think of beautiful flowering
plants which attract bees, butterflies, and other insects by offering copious
amounts of nectar or pollen. But flowers […]

Photo by Abigail Epplett

Written by Abigail Epplett, M.A. 2021 in Museum Education

Need to get away from campus for the day? There are plenty of things to do away from the hustle and bustle of Boston. If […]