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An Artist’s Perspective On a City’s Choice
Since the tragic attack on Monday, people around the world and members of Boston have poured out their support for the victims of the tragedy and the city itself. Sayings …
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BU Dining Parody Twitter Intercepts Student Complaints
BU Dining is notorious for its Twitter presence and has been commended by social media gurus all around. With witty banter, terribly lame hash-tags, and a constant flow of free …
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The ComiQuad: Superhero Fans Turn Into Real Superheroes in Wake of Boston Bombing
Boom! Wham! Pow! The ComiQuad is a column dedicated to the spandex-laden world of comics and superheroes. It goes up each Wednesday and will alternate between comic book reviews and other comic book news. …
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Holi: Festival of Colors to Bring Light to Darker Times
On Saturday, a vibrant color scheme will take over the Charles River campus as the Hindu Students Council hosts the annual Holi celebration. The Hindu festival of colors originates from …
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CGS Community Service Club Hosts West Campus Block Party
Earth Day may not be until April 22nd, but that didn’t stop the College of General Studies Community Service Club from hosting their fourth annual Earth Day West Campus Block …
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Creative Submission: “A Runner’s Day”, a poem by Adam Vevang
Adam Vevang is a freshman at Boston University’s College of General Studies. In the wake of Monday’s tragedy, he wrote and submitted a poem entitled A Runner’s Day to The …
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Op-Ed: After the Bombs
Events of this magnitude never feel real until they directly affect you. You learn about bombings, acts of terror of the not so distant past like Waco, Oklahoma City, 9/11 …
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ASO Presents Sankofa III: The Emerald Celebration
Half an hour before the African Students Organization cultural show was scheduled to start Saturday night, the SAO gym lost power. With no windows, the room was pitch black. But …
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Vigil Held to Honor Victims of Marathon Bombing
The atmosphere was somber at Tuesday evening’s vigil held in honor of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. The event took place in Marsh Plaza at 5:30 p.m. and …
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He Doesn’t Even Go Here: MIT
Who’s that? Does he go here? Nope! He Doesn’t Even Go Here is a weekly column devoted to exploring the lifestyle, culture and atmosphere of the various institutes of higher education around …
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Recipe Of The Week: Healthy Breakfast Yogurt
After seeing the amazing shape the Boston Marathon runners were in this weekend, it’s only natural to want to have such amazing bodies. If the question is how to get …
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BU Community Loses Grad Student to Marathon Explosions
Tuesday evening, President Brown sent the Boston University community a second e-mail pertaining to the tragic events of yesterday’s Boston Marathon. This one came with the heavy-hearted confirmation that a …
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