Whether you are a die-hard baseball fan or just recently learned how the scoreboard works, you have probably heard of the famous #Student9s tickets. Here are a few ways to survive the process.
Read More →Well, even if I found it boring and I left before the end because of the freezing cold, I plan to go to another game.
Read More →The iconic manager of the Tipton Hotel has the interpersonal skills, hospitality and, well, whatever else a hotel manager needs that I’m about 68 percent sure results from a Boston University School of Hospitality Administration education.
Read More →by Caitlin Fisher Contacting the ghost of a dead playwright — who, incidentally, happened to have died across the hall — on the floor of my bathroom was not how I expected my college Saturday nights to go. But there I was, squished between four of my friends, Ouija board on my lap, on the […]
Read More →It’s been nearly one year since I began studying in Boston, and within this year, I experienced many different lifestyles. Boston gave me a first impression of a place with a bunch of smart people, and before that I didn’t know about Boston at all. The avid sports fans for the Red Sox as well […]
Read More →The time is here. Marathon Monday. Roughly one million spectators gather along the route of the Boston Marathon each year to witness all types of competitors. Elite runners, handcyclists, veterans and first-time participants gather to race. Volunteers join together to assemble welcome packs for all runners, set up first aid stations and prepare for a […]
Read More →As the spring semester rolls around, it can be a time of stress. There is stress about packing, buying new books, making sure you have great professors and what these next four months will bring. But this is also a time to be excited and ready to take on the new semester with confidence, friends and […]
Read More →From the outside looking in, Boston sports fans probably seem crazy to almost everyone. We stand outside in the blazing hot sun of July. We huddle together on freezing nights in October and bundle up and stand outside in a blizzard just to support our local heroes. When trying to answer the question, “why do […]
Read More →The image of the Boston Bruins hoisting the Stanley Cup in 2011, just missing out on it in 2013 and topping the Eastern Conference last year seem like distant memories. The month of February has not been nice to the Bruins. They have only seen the win column twice this month. They lost six games […]
Read More →By Stacy Schoonover, Staff [email protected] I spent this past weekend in New York, and while NYC is the “big apple” and the “largest city in the U.S.” I couldn’t help thinking how much I love Boston more. Don’t get me wrong, New York is amazing — but there is just something about Boston that makes […]
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