The sophomore slump survival guide
Bright-eyed freshmen, buckle your seatbelts, because it’s almost your turn to tackle the sophomore slump.
Read More →Bright-eyed freshmen, buckle your seatbelts, because it’s almost your turn to tackle the sophomore slump.
Read More →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 →Ever wonder where Zack and Cody got their degrees? Here’s your chance to find out.
Read More →As per the mythos of Marathon Monday, each BU school has their own way of partaking in MarMon festivities.
Read More →Now that it’s Aries season, it’s time to know how your school is reflected in the stars.
Read More →Cults are scary, sure, but what’s scarier than a doomsday disaster? Tuition increases.
Read More →In 2015, Clarinda Blais (CAS ’17) had the idea of bringing philosophy outside of academia and into the real world.
Read More →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 →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 →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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