A series of six seminars conducted by Boston University Metrocenter from March 9 to May 31, 1966 covered the following topics; "The Urban University and Its Environment, "Education for Metropolitan Living,""The Urban University and Community Action,""Problems of Town and Gown,""The Urban University and the Arts," and "University and City: A Look to the Future." The first report deals with issues in university-city relations with some emphasis on the city in transition; the second concentrates on the urban frontier of university education for adults with attention to the shaping of the future of the metropolitan area through continuing education; the third focuses on the role of the Federal government, the university, and the community in controling delinquency and assisting in community development; the fourth deals with the commitment of the university to community relations, particularly involving parking problems; the fifth directs attention to the role of the urban university in the Arts; while the sixth attempts to examine the future role of Boston University and the general urban challenge and its accompanying opportunity for the urban university. (nl)