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On Thursday, Boston University held an Alcohol Policy Town Hall to promote Alcohol Awareness Week, which is being held from October 16th-23rd on BU’s campus. At the meeting, which was sponsored …
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Most people associate marijuana first and foremost with its recreational uses. Carl Hedberg, who visited BU to present his lecture, “Cannabis Rising,” set his agenda straight in the very beginning, …
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Thursday night, a crowd of students crammed into BU Central for the evening’s open mic night, BU for Show. Students from all majors and all talents performed for the event. …
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In honor of Parents’ Weekend, we have asked our staff writers’ parents to submit blog posts to The Quad. Publisher and food writer Joel Kahn’s (COM ’12) mother and father, Diana …
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It has occurred to me that despite having written six blogs about Paris, I have not expressed any of the things I actually like about being here. So despite the …
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From my own theatre experiences, I know how difficult it is to compile a show in a limited amount of time. With this in mind, BU Stage Troupe’s Parents’ Weekend …
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In preparation for Parents’ Weekend, we have asked our staff writers’ parents to submit blog posts to The Quad. Co-Publisher and Politics/Abroad writer Annie White’s (CAS ’12) father wrote this post …
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On Tuesday night, the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas hosted the eighth Republican presidential debate of the year. Shown by CNN, the debate featured all major Republican presidential hopefuls – …
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For anyone who has said the Occupy Wall Street movement and its Boston affiliate would flicker and die once the winds got strong, perhaps it is time to reevaluate. The …
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I don’t know if you know this, but there are some protests going on in the Boston and… well… around the world. Ever heard of Occupy Boston/Wall Street/Everywhere? Oh, you …
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According to a recent study, 93% of college-aged girls engage in “fat talk.” You can hear it all around campus. “I can’t believe I just ate that.” “Are you sure …
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The Paradise Rock Club welcomed the Los Angeles-based indie-pop band Dum Dum Girls to the stage Wednesday night. Having formed just three years ago, Dum Dum Girls have already emerged …
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