By Amber Bhatnagar Wow. What a semester. While 16 weeks and counting might seem long to most students, my time as Blog Editor this semester has flown right past me, and I can’t tell if that’s a blessing or a curse. Heck, this entire year has flown by, for obvious pandemic-related reasons. As I sit […]
Read More →By Maya Frankel It’s super easy nowadays to fall out of your routine, especially with Zoom classes and the upcoming holidays. Believe me, I get it. These past few weeks, I’ve been in a funk as I try to find a new routine now that I’m home. The hardest part, at least for me, is […]
Read More →By Michelle Tian If you asked my friends to describe me in a few words, they’d most likely say things like “bubbly” or “curious.” But, if you asked my professors to describe me, oh boy, you would get a full range — from “quiet and shy and probably doesn’t know what she’s doing” to “talks […]
Read More →By Maya Frankel Time really does fly by. I feel like I was just arriving at Boston University on Aug. 27 to move into my dorm. It feels like yesterday that I lugged my countless suitcases into the elevator and then into my new Boston home with my mom. I remember feeling nervous and excited […]
Read More →By Thalia Lauzon For some people, college is the longest period of time they’re away from home before moving out for good. It certainly is for me. While I haven’t gotten homesick, I’m increasingly missing my kitchen and the ability to cook food. Living in a dorm or suite means you don’t have the ability […]
Read More →By Khadijah Khogeer As the Fall semester comes to an end, it’s hard to believe our classes have been on Zoom for nearly seven months. While the online learning experience has pros and cons for everyone, I’ve personally had the hardest time doing group projects remotely. If you’ve always hated the idea of working in […]
Read More →By Khadijah Khogeer After realizing I have to pack four years’ worth of items once I graduate from Boston University next semester, I decided this week that a closet cleanout was long overdue. While I always knew I was somewhat of a hoarder, I didn’t know how much I was capable of piling up until […]
Read More →By Katherine Wright I’ve got to hand it to Dolores Umbridge. Most professors at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry — especially temporary professors — barely put an ounce of energy into decorating their offices. Remus Lupin had a tank filled with random magical creatures, Gilderoy Lockhart had a bunch of framed photographs of his own face […]
Read More →By Peter Colaner I’ve officially begun studying for the LSAT. Having now jumped into the LSAT waters, I am sensing that it will be similar to navigating the Mariana Trench: filled with pressure, but when overcome, will open up depths within myself that I never knew I had. Considering this is the beginning of my […]
Read More →By Emma Simonoff At the risk of being kicked out of college, I want to confess that I’m really dumb. I can only name, like, four of the presidents. I have a thesaurus tab open at all times and I’ve never been sure how to use a dash. And it’s not just school stuff. A […]
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