Numerous media outlets spotlighted the Bridgewater Commitment, which will cover the full cost of tuition and mandatory fees for in-state, full-time undergraduates from families earning $125,000 or less. Boston.com, WBZ radio, Boston25News and ABC6 all published articles.
Jill Beckwith, executive director of the Martin Richard Institute for Social Justice, spoke with Inside Higher Ed about efforts to support students who want to vote in the upcoming election.
Cindy Mack, '23, '24, and Jeff Sarahs, '10, G'12, director of Transfer Services, spoke with The Boston Globe's Editorial Board about ways BSU supports students transferring from community colleges.
The Southcoast Artists Index podcast interviewed Art major Mason Terra, '24, about his journey as a painter.
Steve Zuromski, '04, G'09, vice president of information technology and chief information officer, spoke with NBC10 Boston about the Crowdstrike outage that affected computers and businesses across the world.
Cyber Range Director Michelle Stanfield spoke with Newsweek about what people should do in the wake of a data breach affecting Ticketmaster customers. Meanwhile, Stanfield and Steve Zuromski, '04, G'09, vice president of information technology and chief information officer, spoke with TechNewsWorld about BSU's cybersecurity facilities and programs.
Dr. Jeanean J. Davis-Street, dean of the Ricciardi College of Business, spoke with The Enterprise about possible ramifications related to Steward Health Care's bankruptcy.
South Coast radio station FUN 107 shared the story of Mat Shinney, '24, who crossed the commencement stage carrying a picture of his late mom. Mat promised her that he would graduate college.