Conviently located close to both the BU Central and BU East T stops, you can grab some flowers on your way to a hot date or for whatever occasion. Offers free delivery anywhere (order before 3pm). Mention their website and you will receive two free roses and 7 dollars off any purchases over 100$. Many selections and brightly colored flowers every season to make anyone's day. Accepts all major credit cards.

Housed within the Hariri Building (BU School of Management or SMG). All those future tycoons need their caffeine. pronto.

From the APARC website: a residency program for former democratically elected African leaders and access to their papers, and through access to present democratically elected leaders, the Center provides a forum for them to share and a venue for others to benefit from their insights and expertise.

The Barnes and Noble here is incorporated into the 5 story BU Bookstore. If you can't find it here, you haven't looked. Here's a rundown of the offerings on each floor:

• First Floor - Starbucks Cafe/Barnes & Noble (fiction + magazines)/BU Clothing and Gifts
• Second Floor - Barnes and Nobles (non-fiction)/Restrooms
• Third Floor - School and Office Supplies/Gifts and Cards/Dormshop = Furniture and Housewares
• Fourth Floor - Textbooks
• Fifth Floor - Barnes & Noble (specialized books)/Event Location

The Starbucks is associated with the Barnes & Noble which means it has a slightly different menu than a "regular" Starbucks. As Boston's biggest Barnes & Noble and with the affiliation with BU, this location draws big-time authors in for readings. Check out the calendar on their website for who is coming to speak. Textbook sales here are for Boston University, Boston Architectural Center and the Art Institute of Boston.

BU's College of Communication was founded in 1947. Degrees offered include mass communication, tv/film, print/broadcast/photo journalism, public relations, and advertising, among others. With notable alumni like Howard Stern and Bill O'Reilly, it is not hard to see that a COM degree can take you places. Advertising majors can take part in AdLab, the U.S.'s oldest and largest ad agency run by students with real-world clients. Young journalists learn under award-winning professionals with vast experience in the field - many work or have worked for the Boston Globe, the Associated Press, and a myriad of other publications and wire services from across the country. Many students complete internships in their fields, both in Boston and abroad. Though not part of the College of Communication, Boston University offers a television station, BUTV10, which produces "Bay State," America's oldest college soap opera, and several other programs. "The Daily Free Press," BU's independent student newspaper, is one of the widest circulating publications in the city. In and out of the classroom, COM students have a chance to get experience that will make them successful in whatever field they choose.

A 25 minute multimedia presentation that showcases the University's long—standing tradition of academic excellence and leadership for social change.

Many BU entities are located in this building:

• Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)
• Office of the President Emeritus
• Center for Excellence in Teaching
• Alliance for Graduate Education and the Professoriate
• Editorial Institute
• Math Finance Program

Also houses:

• Facilities Management and Planning Office
• South Campus Area Office
• Office of Residential Life

Offering career advisement to BU students and alumni.