The sophomore slump survival guide
Bright-eyed freshmen, buckle your seatbelts, because it’s almost your turn to tackle the sophomore slump.
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The official backpacks of BU schools
Let’s take a look at some of the most popular backpacks we see in lecture halls and match them up to what BU colleges their carriers belong to.
Read More →BU colleges as ‘The Suite Life of Zack and Cody’ characters
Ever wonder where Zack and Cody got their degrees? Here’s your chance to find out.
Read More →How BU schools celebrated this Marathon Monday
As per the mythos of Marathon Monday, each BU school has their own way of partaking in MarMon festivities.
Read More →Here’s every BU school’s zodiac signs
Now that it’s Aries season, it’s time to know how your school is reflected in the stars.
Read More →FreeP Files: Cults or BU colleges?
Cults are scary, sure, but what’s scarier than a doomsday disaster? Tuition increases.
Read More →Why the Free Philosophy Project is so important: a defense of philosophy majors
In 2015, Clarinda Blais (CAS ’17) had the idea of bringing philosophy outside of academia and into the real world.
Read More →FreeP Files: The ‘Conspiracy’ of the BU 200
I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve never seen an episode of “Black Mirror.” My pop culture repertoire was last updated in 2010, and not in the quirky way that means I am endearingly out of the loop, but in the “it’s honestly shameful that you can’t name a current cultural trend” way. […]
Read More →A playlist from West to East
Have you ever had to walk from West to East campus? With the walk time averaging between 20-30 minutes (it can be a quick walk if you are late, trust me), it can get pretty boring without some music playing. Below is a playlist consisting of songs that I listen to on the daily […]
Read More →Tampon talks: Why periods matter
On Thursday, I found myself in a classroom in the basement of the College of Arts and Sciences, waiting to listen to Nadya Okamoto, a Harvard freshman, give a talk about tampons. Menstruation is a taboo topic, even on a progressive campus like Boston University, but BU’s new chapter of HeForShe, an organization dedicated to […]
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