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Boston Underground Film Festival’s Sweet, Scary Sixteen
The Boston Underground Film Festival turns sweet sixteen with its most bizarre collections of films yet.
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White House Releases Climate Change Data, Calling On Developers To Make It Personal
In an effort to personalize the potential impacts of climate change, the White House unveiled a new website last week that compiles data about future environmental risks like coastal flooding, …
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Why You Should Watch Arrow
Not every show on the CW Network is as awful as one may imagine. You may ask yourself, why would anyone ever willingly watch a show that does air on …
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The Quad Endorses ‘True BU’ for Student Government
After reviewing this year’s student government slates, The Quad‘s editorial leadership believes “True BU” reflects our mission statement and, as a result, have earned our endorsement. The Quad was founded upon …
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In Thunder, Lightning, or in Rain: “Macbeth” at CFA
CFA’s School of Theater puts on Shakespeare’s Macbeth
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High Costs, Higher Education
Many parents worry that their students’ futures will be bleak if they do not attend college. Higher education today is the pathway to becoming “something” someday. Unfortunately, in American universities, …
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‘The Seagull’ Swoops into Huntington
I was woefully unprepared for the Huntington Theatre’s performance of The Seagull. I knew essentially nothing about the playwright, Anton Chekhov, nothing of the play’s plot, and nothing of the …
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How to Run the World on Renewable Energy
Most of the time, climate science is a pessimist’s game. It’s all extreme weather conditions, melting ice caps, and cities being slowly devoured by rising tides. What’s more, the social …
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Art for Thought at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
This past Tuesday, March 18, was the 25th anniversary of the art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. In 1990, thirteen works of art, including works by Rembrandt, Manet, and …
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Old Towne, New Style: “Big City Tyro”
Spotlight on BU freshman Tia Gallinaro, her blog “Big City Tyro,” and her accomplishments in the fashion industry thus far.
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Come and Die With Me, Little Priest
A review of season 1 of True Detective.
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Building a Community: House of Cards
Webpages are frames. The frame determines how the content is displayed and experienced. Classical pages have a rigid heirarchy and organization. Newer pages are usually streams, framing their content into …
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