The Quad Foodie Guide to Boston’s Best Donuts
Quad editors Arianna and Carolyn head out to try four of Boston’s most renowned donut places.
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Boston Rallies to Support TPS Holders
The Boston May Day Coalition held a rally to support those who have Temporary Protected Status (TPS) this past Saturday, Dec., 2nd at the Massachusetts State House Steps.
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HOBU: Mackenzie Starnes
Meme Queen Mackenzie Starnes describes her process in making memes.
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The Quad Gives Thanks
As we look back at the year, this is what makes the lives of our staff a little brighter! Happy holidays! Arianna Adirim-Lanza, Managing Editor: I am thankful for all …
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“The Killing of a Sacred Deer”: Exactly as Weird as You’d Think
“The Killing of a Sacred Deer” leaves viewers astonished after watching a fright-filled movie.
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Taco Tuesday: Boston vs. Cambridge
Nastassia Velazquez and Carolyn Komatsoulis head out to find the best Mexican food in the Boston area.
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Blade Runner 2049: Dark Future With Hope
Blade Runner 2049 describes what the future might become with the introduction of artificial intelligence.
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Refuse Fascism Holds Anti-Trump, Anti-Pence rally
There were numerous arguments on Saturday at Refuse Fascism’s Anti-Trump/Pence rally.
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“Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle” Review
If you haven’t seen the newest “Kingsman” movie yet, take a look at our review!
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Pets Parade Their Costumes at the Annual Faneuil Hall Pet Parade
From a doggie Pope to little red riding hood, the costumes at this year’s Faneuil Hall Pet Parade were creative, fun, and a little scary.
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Happy Death Day: Better Than Expected, But Still Underwhelming
Before you head out to the theater, check out our review of “Happy Death Day” and what Quad writer Justine Erdin thought of it.
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“Mother!”: Domestic Farce Turned Horror
“Mother!”, written and directed by Darren Aronofsky, is perhaps the most controversial film of the year. It begins with an arresting scene of a burning woman’s face, and only gets stranger and more confusing from there on out.
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