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Authors, writers, and bibliophiles alike gathered in Copley Square on October 15th to participate in the Boston Book Festival, an event that celebrates the power of words to delight, inspire, and unite.
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This week: BU Student Health informs us we are only human. Also, Tuesday masquerading as Monday featuring a Will Smith gif.
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QUAD ABROAD: DC EDITION ~ When America asks their Presidential candidates a question, we expect an answer.
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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?
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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh visited a “Yes on 5” rally in Boston.
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Tuesday night, VP candidates hashed it out at Hofstra University. Was anyone watching, or are VP debates no longer important?
Read More This week on TweetCreep: BU is sliding in your DMs and tweeting #technology.
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Get engaged in the activist community with a new medium – film.
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BU Students take on gender roles at a Phi Iota Alpha Hispanic fraternity discussion meeting.
Read More This week on creeping on BU twitter accounts: “Brinner” and stock photos of old people.
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BlindWays aims to help visually impaired and blind citizens more accurately find bus stops using crowdsourced clues in a smartphone app. Anyone can add clues – even you.
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Monday, Sept. 26 was the first Presidential Debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and was watched by many BU students across campus.
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