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That’s a Spicy iPhone: The Quad Tests Cooking Apps
Forewarning: if you are stuck in a kitchen-less BU dorm, this article is not for you. This article is for everyone lucky enough to have access to a …
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Alex Greenberg: Pranks with Purpose
It is the Friday night after the first week of classes, and Ashford Street is the inside of a drunken beehive, swarming and sticky. As the rumble and fizz of …
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Falling for Fall TV
Fall is an exciting time for the television-lovers of the world; on the one hand, there are the Emmy awards (which are of dubious relevance, but still fun) and on …
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Op-Ed: Tarif Ahmed on BU’s Drug Policy
Tarif Ahmed (CAS ’13) is the vice president of the BU chapter of Students for a Sensible Drug Policy. It is often the case that institutions experience a lag time …
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Stress-Busting with “Stress Buddy”
Barely two weeks into the semester and its presence is already palpable. On a trek down Commonwealth Avenue, one spies a sea of blood-shot eyes, fidgety hands, and Starbucks cups. …
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BU TweetCreep: September 12th-16th
Who’s tired? Who feels like they are walking around in a mild, zombie-like state, drinking coffee like it’s liquid gold? If you answered, “ME, ME, ME! DEAR GOD, THAT’S ME!” …
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Patti Stanger: The Millionaire Madmaker
Patti Stanger, the Millionaire Matchmaker, makes me angry. Like really, really angry. Like sitting-in-bed-in-my-underwear-watching-TV-and-screaming-to-absolutely-no one angry. And I’m sure I’m not the only one. The premise of The Millionaire Matchmaker …
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Alain Locke and the Lingering Question of Identity
B.U. students and faculty members celebrated Harlem Renaissance leader Alain Locke’s birthday on Tuesday evening. Visiting lecturer Jeffrey Stewart spoke to the crowd about Locke’s famous ideas on “Negro Art,” …
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A Guide to the American Jobs Act
President Obama sent the text of the American Jobs Act to Congress on Monday. The bill, which is meant to reduce unemployment and generate long-term economic growth, has a price …
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The Journalist Globetrotters: Foreign Correspondents at BU
What happens when a society of journalists invites international journalists to speak for an audience of undergraduate student journalists? A lot of questions happen. This Monday, correspondents from the World …
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They Can Only Feed So Many Children
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College Fashionista: Let’s Hear it for the Boys
This article is part of a weekly segment with College Fashionista, an online guide to the latest in college fashion. Mixing a consistent Fall trend like the long-sleeve plaid shirt with summer essentials like cut-off shorts and a pair of boat shoes, this stylish stud hit the nail on the head.
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