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The Howard Thurman Center is Boston University's cultural center, based on the common ground philosophy of Dr. Howard Thurman.

The Center hosts cultural programs, activities and services designed to build community through self-exploration and shared experiences.

Our space in the lower level of the George Sherman Union is open and welcoming, so please stop by to say hi and get a Thurman Center hug!

Upcoming Events
Click here for a full list of upcoming events at the Thurman Center.
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It's tea time! We're proud to announce our new TEA CLUB, a group of tea enthusiasts who will meet weekly to share and sample a variety of teas from around the world.

Members of the Tea Club can drop by anytime to sample any of the teas we have in stock, but we'll also host two weekly "Tea Times" - Mondays and Tuesdays from 1:30 - 2:30 PM.

You can attend both days or just one day a week - your choice. Tea Times will be both social and informative, including playing games, discussing different kinds of tea, and participating in various tea ceremonies.

In order to ensure commitment to the club, all members will be required to contribute one box of tea monthly. It can be anything from Lipton tea to something a bit more hard to find, as long as you bring something to share with the group.

Of course, membership has its privileges, so all members will receive a TEA-PASS which gives you 10% OFF every purchase at TEALUXE at 108 Newbury Street.

If you're interested in joining the club, have any questions, or would like to propose alternative tea times, please email: thurman@bu.edu.
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Do you know where you really come from?


Our Family History Project is a free program designed to connect you to your cultural heritage.

A team of genealogists will assist you in uncovering census records, birth certificates, immigration forms & other documents vital to tracing your roots... wherever they may lead!


Interested? Email your name and class year to thurman@bu.edu.
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There's always something happening at the HTC. Stay up to date with our upcoming programs by clicking on each image above.
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Culture Shock, the blog

Culture Shock is an unapologetic, in-your-face analysis of culture as a social phenomenon. Spun by our HTC Student Ambassadors, our blog challenges conventional wisdom about the intersections of race, religion, class, gender, sexual orientation, nationalism, globalism, and so much more. So let your conscience free, and join us where nations meet, continents connect, and common ground meets the underground!
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You down with LGBT? Yeah, you know me!
Spectrum, BU's student org for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and allied community, has made the HTC it's home away from home.
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Rosetta Stone at the Thurman Center

Join the 500+ students who've used our free Rosetta Stone access to improve their skills in some 24 languages. For more info, click here.
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Coffee & Conversation
with Dean Elmore
Every Friday from 3 - 5 PM @ HTC

Coffee & Convo (as it's affectionately called) is a chance to discuss issues ranging from the latest political events to the meaning of happiness.
To suggest a topic or see what's coming up, check out Dean Elmore's Blog.
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