By Olivia Ritter Recently, my roommate revealed her pride and joy to me: her bullet journal. Week after week, page after page, it’s a beautifully drawn layout of daily notes, tasks and more. My creative gears started turning and I immediately went onto Amazon to order my very own bullet journal. As it turns out, […]
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By Olivia Ritter Like a good horror movie fan, I made sure to get out this weekend to see “It Chapter Two,” the second, and hopefully last, movie adaptation of Stephen King’s horror novel classic, “It.” The movie made its debut this last Friday, Sept. 6. I watched the first chapter, “It,” which came out […]
Read More →By Anju Miura Figuring out smart time management strategies is a crucial for insanely busy college students. However, it’s not as easy to follow the plan as we think. I assume I’m not the only one who gets panicked in the middle of the night, feeling extreme pressure to submit tons of class assignments, […]
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By: Sarah Readdean Over the past week, 3,100 incoming first year students have moved into their dorms on campus and joined the rest of the Boston University community. Students come from all over the world and so, for some, a light polluted sky might be a bit of an adjustment. Despite the fewer number […]
Read More →Here are the five best new Lana del Rey songs to listen to on the walk to class as hot-girl summer comes to an end and sad-girl fall begins.
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By: Kami Rieck It’s the most wonderful time of the year — bustling Terriers return to Commonwealth Avenue, darties are hosted in honor of Labor Day weekend and the stress of school has not begun. Syllabus week is the one week of the semester where a majority of the student body has not yet […]
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Getting back into the groove of school can feel overwhelming, especially when your school year starts with professors dumping syllabus packets on you with seemingly endless pages of projects, homework and exams. It’s easy to fall behind and miss due dates when it feels like you have a million things to keep track of. But […]
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For the first time, as a junior at Boston University, I am no longer living on campus. Instead, I’ll be spending my days in an off-campus apartment on Park Drive, right in BU South Campus (so really off-campus on campus). After experiencing the horrors of going up and down Warren Towers elevators with huge, yellow […]
Read More →While entering college may feel like the time to step up your game and grind harder than you ever did, don’t forget to live your life, too.
Read More →Finding your college squad can take time — be patient and don’t feel pressured to stay with the first people you meet.
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