A huge congratulations to Erika Luetjen (Sargent DPT '24) on being awarded a Fulbright Scholarship! She will be working with Prof. Dr. Eveline Graf at the Institute of Physiotherapy to study the use of sports motion capture gaming in rehabilitation.

Congratulations Erika!

#Sargentpower

“Empathy Is Essential,” BU Commencement Speaker Emily Deschanel Tells 2025 Graduates Boston University President Melissa Gilliam, at jubilant 152nd Commencement, says the Class of 2025 should “go out into the world, confident that you have the tools to pursue excellence”

BU celebrated its largest Commencement crowd in 30 years! Alum Emily Deschanel (CFA’98) inspired graduates with a speech on empathy and excellence, while University President Melissa Gilliam urged students to embrace the future with courage. Congratulations, #BU2025! 🎉

I’m a Business Professor Who Asked Dozens of Former Students How They Define Success Here is their advice for today’s grads

What does it mean to be successful? Patrick Abouchalache, a Questrom School of Business professor, posed this question to several hundred of his former Gen Z students. He has compiled their most enduring insights to offer to the next generation of graduates.

Looking for a place to take grad photos? These spots are perfect | Hey BU If you're still looking to take some graduation photos, we got you covered with this list of the best spots on campus.

If you want a picture-perfect BU Commencement, we’ve got you covered. Check out the best spots around BU to get the ideal shots to commemorate your big day.

Where to Eat in Boston During Commencement Weekend: No Reservation Required | Hey BU Blog Did you or your family forget to book a Commencement weekend reservation? No worries—here’s your guide to Boston restaurants that don’t require one.

Need a place to eat with your family in Boston for Commencement weekend? Check out our guide for brunch, lunch, and dinner destinations. Best of all? No reservations required.

70 degrees and blue skys on campus today. ❤️🌤️

Join the City of Boston in Acts of Kindness for One Boston Day | Hey BU Blog | Boston University Join the City of Boston in acts of kindness this April 15 for One Boston Day, honoring the victims, survivors, families, and first responders of 2013. Here's what you can do in and around the city.

One Boston Day serves as a reminder of the resilience and generosity demonstrated by Bostonians and others in the wake of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, and it encourages acts of kindness and community engagement.

Here's how to participate in these acts of kindness ⬇️

Aphasia Robs Millions of Communication. Boston University Is Helping Them Regain Their Voice Treatments, informed by research, make BU and Sargent College a leader in combating the neurological disorder

Aphasia robs millions of communication. Sargent College is helping them regain their voice. Read the article linked below:
www.bu.edu/articles/202...

“I Felt Very Alone”: Living with an Eating Disorder at BU A Sargent student shares her journey, her struggles, and how she helped create a support group on campus. Plus, more eating-disorder resources available to students

Celine Uhrich (Sargent’27) is part of the 20% of BU students facing disordered eating. Anorexia led her to dark times before she started her recovery. Discover her inspiring story and the resources for students at BU dealing with similar issues.

It's time for BU Giving Day 2025! ♥️ If you're interested in supporting the Stepp Lab this year, the link to donate is in our bio. We greatly appreciate any and all contributions, and we are immensely grateful for all of the support you all give us and our work year-round! ✨