ALT Between the Bylines is a new exhibit at the Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery that explores the disappearance of newspapers alongside the people who have been left out of their pages.

ALT President Melissa Gilliam giving her annual address at Tsai Performance Center.

ALT Drew Gilpin Faust (clockwise from top left), Sung Wan Kim (Questrom\u201996), Katerina Katopis-Lykiardopulo (CAS\u201991), Abhijit R. Kulkarni (ENG\u201993,\u201997), and Demir Sabanc\u0131 (CAS\u201993).

ALT Roth says BU is \u201Ca million times bigger than my high school.\u201D Nevertheless, she\u2019s enjoying her first few weeks on campus and hopes to balance her competitive snowboard training with her academics and other interests.

ALT The 230-year-old copy of the Jaw\u0101hir al-Ma\u02BF\u0101n\u012B (Jewels of Meanings).

ALT Jasmine Brooks (CFA\u201918) directs students during a rehearsal of this year\u2019s Fringe Festival play, The Sign in Sydney Brustein\u2019s Window by Lorraine Hansberry. Photo by Simon Simard

ALT A new endowed professorship honors Ed Damiano, an ENG research professor of biomedical engineering and the inventor of a bionic pancreas for people with type 1 diabetes. Photo by Cydney Scott\n\n

ALT BU medical students on Kasungu Hill in Malawi with members of the nonprofit K2 TASO. Peter Minjale (second from left), executive director of K2 TASO, Riya Paluri (CAS\u201926, CAMED\u201929) and Alison Chilcott (CAMED\u201929) (third and fourth from left), and Joel George (CAMED\u201929) and Jesse Fletcher (CAMED\u201929) (sixth and seventh from left).

ALT Nicole Trevi\u00F1o came to Boston from tiny Hidalgo, Texas, where she started a Women in STEM Club at her high school and researched engineering solutions to prevent future catastrophic flooding in the Rio Grande Valley.

ALT Recipients of the William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professorship (left to right): David Boas, Ji-Xin Cheng, Lindsay Farrer, Ed Kearns, and Xin Zhang.

ALT Iceland\u2019s Prime Minister Kristr\u00FAn Frostad\u00F3ttir (GRS\u201914) received a 2026 Arts & Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award in a ceremony at the BU Castle on September 24.

ALT Life before the fire: An orangutan mother and baby in Gunung Palung National Park.

ALT Kate Donovan arrives at Boston University with more than a decade of experience working in and leading university libraries.

ALT BU biomedical engineer Carolyn Marar (center) won an Ignition Award for her work with researchers Daniel Taub (left) and Venetia Zachariou (right) on a drug-free technology to tackle knee pain.

ALT An aerial image of Boston University from the Charles River with text overlaid: \"We're rising! Boston University ranked #34 among the best national universities, jumping eight spots in the 2027 US News & World Report Rankings.

ALT Lizzie Meden (COM\u201930) (left) and Chloe Johnson (ENG\u201930) in their newly renovated Warren Towers residence room.\n\n