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The Patriot Ledger  about Brian DelloRusso, '21, who proposed to his girlfriend just before the ceremony. Also, from Saturday's celebration of 2021 graduates in The Enterprise. 

In an interview with Ms. magazine, Judith Willison, an associate professor of social work, said social workers must understand social justice issues and human rights violations and work to reduce mass incarceration.

The Boston Globe highlighted Dr. Thomas Mickey’s new book, All About Flowers: James Vick's Nineteenth-Century Seed Company. Mickey taught communication studies at BSU.

The Enterprise covered the recently announced major renovation of Burnell Hall.

WickedLocal shared the announcement. .

Drs. Melissa Winchell and Anne Hird of the Department of Secondary Education & Professional Programs spoke to The Sun Chronicle about how online education may look after the COVID-19 pandemic. .

Kaylee Lambert, '22, and Dr. Jody Weber spoke about virtual connections taking place in the dance community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

WickedLocal covered BSU's announcement that Kelly Gymnasium will be used as a COVID-19 vaccination site for the campus community and the public.  

President Frederick W. Clark Jr., '83, and student Victoria Donahue spoke with WCVB about the COVID-19 vaccine requirement.

The Tewksbury Town Crier wrote about Jasmine Won, '24, who is a Newman Civic Fellow for the 2021-2022 academic year.

BSU Food Pantry is featured in the as one of the many organizations serving the hungry in Massachusetts.

Dr. Michael DeValve, an assistant professor of criminal justice, spoke with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution about an increase in homicides in Atlanta.