Author: Elisha Meyer

The Many Side Projects of Dr. Brett Abigaña

In addition to being BUA’s longtime and beloved music teacher, Dr. Brett Abigaña is a nationally-known, highly in-demand composer and conductor who crisscrosses the country (and beyond!) showcasing his talents. In the past year alone, hiss work has taken him from Hawai’i to Mystic, CT, from the hallowed chambers of Carnegie Hall to the toes-in-the-sand […]

Jon Freeman ’04 Receives BUA Distinguished Alumni Award

BUA is delighted to present the 2023-2024 Distinguished Alumni Award to Jon Freeman ’04 for his groundbreaking work in social neuroscience and for his national advocacy for LGBTQ+ visibility and representation in STEM. This annual award, launched in 2022, goes to an alumnus/a who best exemplifies the values of BUA and has used those qualities […]

BUA English Teacher Ariana Kelly Wins Jack Hazard Fellowship

BUA English teacher Ariana Kelly was named a winner of the 2023 Jack Hazard Fellowship, sponsored by the New Literary Project. The Jack Hazard Fellowship is awarded annually to fourteen creative writers who teach high school —  an innovative, groundbreaking initiative that awards $5,000 to support the artistic endeavors of high school teachers from around the country. Read more […]

BUA Athletes Win All-Scholastics Honors

Boston University Academy student athletes earned All-Scholastics honors in the MBIL league for cross country and soccer in the fall 2022 season. Congratulations to the athletes on these well-deserved accolades. Go Terriers!  Boys’ Soccer MBIL All-Stars: Dominic Iafrate ’23, Isaac Rajagopal ’23, Ajay Raman ’23, Nick Reason ’23 Girls’ Cross-Country MBIL All-Stars: Sally Jamrog ’23, […]

BUA Junior Wins World Cup in Épée Fencing

BUA junior Luka Loncar, ’24, won the World Cup in épée fencing in the 16-and-under men’s division at the Cadet European Cup in Grenoble, France earlier this month. Over 200 fencers from 12 different countries competed in his division, and Luka’s is the first win by an American fencer in six years. Luka fences with the […]

“Boston in the Diasporic Imagination” Senior Seminar Visits Murals in Roxbury

Dr. Carlos Martinez’s “Boston in the Diasporic Imagination” Senior Seminar took a field trip to see murals in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. These murals were mentioned in Zadie Smith’s novel On Beauty, which the class is currently reading.  The “Boston in the Diasporic Imagination” class relishes in some of Boston’s rich immigrant history as […]