T he annual Sackler Oktoberfest was held on October 23 in Jaharis 508, and organized the Social committee of the Sackler GSC. One of the more well-attended events of the semester, the Oktoberfest saw around 65-70 […]

Are you interested in getting some teaching and outreach experience? If so, consider volunteering to participate in the fall semester’s BIOBUGS (Biology Inquiry and Outreach with Boston University Graduate Stu […]

Guest Post by Michaela Tolman

On Thursday October 8th, the Neuroscience Department hosted its 7th annual Neuroscience Symposium and William Shucart Lecture. The daylong event brings together neuroscience […]

You may have noticed a new face at the Library Service Desk  this fall, but we realized we never formally introduced her to you! So please join us in welcoming Stephanie Krauss, our new part-time reference […]

Join Historic New England at the Otis House on Monday, November 16th, from 6-7 PM for a discussion with scholar Robert Mussey. Please see the flyer below for more information.

Guest Post by Alex Jones

Of the myriad skills a scientist must have in his repertoire, arguably the most important is the ability to clearly present his findings.  Whether speaking amongst colleagues, giving a […]

For over 35 years, Corporate Accountability International has successfully challenged corporations like Nestlé, General Electric, and Philip Morris to halt abusive practices that threaten human rights, public […]

Wednesday, November 11 is the beginning of Diwali, or  the “festival of lights,” which is celebrated by Hindus around the world.

Diwali, or Deepavali, commemorates “the triumph of good over evil, knowledge […]

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Brain cells that track our location also can track time and distance, a new study published in the journal Neuron finds. This could explain how the brain uses place and time to organize […]

Nicholas Mirzoeff, one of the founders of the visual culture discipline, is presenting parts of his new project, The Visual Commons: #BlackLivesMatter, at the Harvard Art Museums on Thursday, November 12th, […]

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Volunteer
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Volunteers strive to establish a welcoming atmosphere and provide each visitor with a memorable, personalized experience. Volunteers are trained by […]

Tours and Visitor Learning Internship – Winter/Spring 2016
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Title: Tours and Visitor Learning Intern – Winter/Spring 2016
Department: Education
Reports To: Manager of Tours and Visitor Learning […]

Marketing/Public Relations Intern – Winter/Spring 2016
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Title: Marketing/Public Relations Internship
Department: Marketing/Public Relations
Reports To: Media Relations Manager
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Creative Services/Graphic Design Intern – Winter/Spring 2016
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Title: Creative Services/Graphic Design Intern
Department: Marketing
Reports To: Creative Services Manager
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Hi everyone! In honor of Veterans Day (Wednesday, November 11th), Hirsh Health Sciences Library will have shortened hours. We will be open from noon until 7pm. But we’ll see you back on normal hours the rest of the week!

Dr. Nair attends the annual AIChE meeting in Salt Lake City, UT

Prof. Nair presented talks on Jeremy’s/Bruno’s project and Neda’s projects

Lunch with the Zhao lab alumni.

Prof. Nair presents the lab’s […]

Next Thursday, November 12, the Tufts Art Gallery will be hosting a reception and discussion with artist Nancy Marks. The Intimacy of Memory, a compilation of pieces by Marks, is on display until November […]

The Office of Environmental Sustainability and the Environmental Studies Program at Oberlin College invite applications for the position of Sustainable Technology Coordinator. This is a full-time, one-year […]

Duquesne University is committed to attracting, retaining and developing a diverse faculty that reflects contemporary society, serves our academic mission and enriches our campus community. As a charter member of […]