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Josh Hildebrand (GSM ’12) always wanted to fly in the military. He attended George Washington University, where he pursued his dream by joining the ROTC his junior year. He graduated …
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Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi, ruler of Libya for 42 years, was killed by rebel forces yesterday morning as they took control of the final area under his control, Qaddafi’s hometown of …
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In the belabored genre of indie-folk, The Low Anthem stand out as the real deal. The Providence band, best known for their 2008 release Oh My God, Charlie Darwin are currently on …
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Besides the day-to-day bustle on Commonwealth Avenue, several things can hinder a BU student’s walk to class. The main one wears a red vest and carries a clipboard. Yes–it’s the …
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Late Tuesday afternoon I entered 10 Lenox Street, an old tudor nestled in the wooded suburb just south of the MassPike. In the foyer there was a table offering cheeses, …
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In preparation for Parents’ Weekend, we have asked our staff writers’ parents to submit blog posts to The Quad. Our staff writer Sara Arnold’s (COM ’14) father wrote this post for …
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In preparation for Parents’ Weekend, we have asked our staff writers’ parents to submit blog posts to The Quad. Our staff writer Ingrid Adamow’s (COM’14) mother, Louise Adamow, wrote this post …
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Since the last installment of Newsic Music was so depressing, this week was a ray of beautiful sunshine in the bleak rainy weather that’s been plaguing Boston. Miss Gaga topped …
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With the September release of Era Extraña, Neon Indian translates the 20° winters of Finland into a cool-colored, dreamy album. The band’s sophomore effort, produced by Mom + Pop Records, takes the …
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The following letter was drafted by a body of students within the BU Occupies Boston group. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Quad, Occupy Boston, Occupy Wall …
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Everybody needs to have fast food at some point in life. It should be a requirement on the bucket list—and it most certainly wouldn’t be hard to cross off. That …
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