BU TweetCreep: Oct. 15-19
Spoiler alert: BU Dining Services has acknowledged the Illuminati. #confirmed! Also, a gif of Superman you definitely don’t want to miss.
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Boston Walks to Stop Diabetes
Bostonians stepped out to walk to cure diabetes. See what they had to say – and hear it in their own words.
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Boston Book Festival: A Promotion of Literary Power
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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#mfaNOW: A Celebration of Contemporary Art
Check out #mfaNOW, a celebration of contemporary art at the Museum of Fine Arts. They’re also having lectures and guest speakers, including a Pixar animator last month.
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BU TweetCreep: Oct. 10-14
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 Opinion: Answering to the American People
QUAD ABROAD: DC EDITION ~ When America asks their Presidential candidates a question, we expect an answer.
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Chief Brief: How Intelligence Officials Prepare for a New President
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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BU Students Walk Out in Support of Black Lives Matter
BU students walk out in support of Black Lives Matter and rallied in Marsh Plaza to protest racial inequality.
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Mayor Walsh Rallies for More Affordable Housing and Jobs in Boston
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh visited a “Yes on 5” rally in Boston.
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Inherent Vices: Are VP Debates Still Important?
Tuesday night, VP candidates hashed it out at Hofstra University. Was anyone watching, or are VP debates no longer important?
Read More BU TweetCreep: Oct. 1 – 6
This week on TweetCreep: BU is sliding in your DMs and tweeting #technology.
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Cinematic Engagement for the Socially-Minded Student
Get engaged in the activist community with a new medium – film.
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