BU's Independent Online Magazine
What if there were a place where people of radically different abilities and backgrounds came together, and through the power of friendship, made a movie, sang songs, and sometimes fell in love?
Read More
A stroll down memory lane with the history of Myles Standish Hall. Its cultural significance during the roaring 20s is not to be forgotten!
Read More
Today’s Human of BU is a student who is promoting empathy for Muslims using a Facebook page.
Read More
BU students are in the classroom brainstorming ways to keep ISIS from recruiting young citizens online.
Read More
What do Iranian American Patriots think of Donald Trump?
Read More
QUAD ABROAD: DC EDITION ~ When America asks their Presidential candidates a question, we expect an answer.
Read More
QUAD ABROAD: DC Edition ~ The President goes from being a citizen to being the leader of the free world in a span of a few weeks. Who brings the President up to speed?
Read More
Can art be political? The Chinese government thinks so. Ai Weiwei, an artist, human rights activist and outspoken critic of Beijing, is one of the most controversial figures in China. His …
Read More
We use them to store our selfies, our class notes and our friends’ birthdays. We write our grocery lists, tax information and travel details in their convenient apps. We keep …
Read More
The results at the Feb. 9 New Hampshire primaries were predictable for the past month, but would have been unthinkable a year ago. Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, the …
Read More
Ron Swanson is a man who doesn’t like the government telling him how much bacon to eat, how to comb his hair or if he can bring his gun to work. …
Read More
The words “Millennial” and “Republican” look like they belong in a BuzzFeed article titled “10 Words You Never See Together.” However, there are some Millennials out there who are conservatives. …
Read More