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Junior midfielder Mackenzie Stickelman (4) runs for the ball in a game against Army West Point on Oct. 30. The Boston University women’s soccer season ended Friday after the team fell 4-1 to the University of Texas at Austin in the first round of the NCAA championship. JOHN DOWNES/DFP PHOTOGRAPHER

Women’s soccer ends season on the road in NCAA Tournament loss against Texas, 4-1

Julianna D’Amato November 17, 2024
The Boston University women’s soccer team fell on the road to No. 21 University of Texas at Austin, ending BU’s run in the first round of the NCAA championship.
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BU event showcases SoundSpaces: a system adding audio-visual navigation to artificial intelligence

Connor Allen April 15, 2021
Researcher Kristen Grauman presented a new audio-centered AI platform to the BU community Monday.
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David Chard appointed as permanent dean of Wheelock

Tanisha Bhat April 2, 2021
Chard was appointed to the position after having served as interim dean since 2018.
The Dunkin’ location at 1020 Commonwealth Ave. A recent poll released by the University of Massachusetts’ Center for Public Opinion showed that Dunkin’ is more popular among Mass. residents than Tom Brady, who is in turn more popular than Gov. Charlie Baker. DANIEL MU/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Poll shows Tom Brady is more popular than Gov. Baker, less popular than Dunkin’

Kyla Denisevich February 26, 2020
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is more popular in Massachusetts than Gov. Charlie Baker, who remains among the most popular governors in the nation. Yet, Brady is not as popular in the Commonwealth as coffee and donut chain Dunkin’.

Freshman GPA reflects quality of high school, study suggests

Daily Free Press Admin January 29, 2014

A new report suggests that the quality of a student’s high school education is likely to affect his or her performance in college, and Boston University students agree that high school is key to preparing...

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