Boston Proves It’s a Sustainable City
At his acceptance speech, President Obama made waves when he said that “climate change is not a hoax.” With ice caps melting and water levels rising, it’s becoming obvious that global …
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100 Bay State Road is Open and Full of Promise
This fall, 100 Bay State Road opened its doors for the first time to the Boston University community after its much anticipated arrival. The 99,600-square-foot building is the new place …
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Why Does it Say “DANGER ASBESTOS” Outside the School of Theology?
On any given night, people walking past Boston University’s School of Theology might come across a strange and disconcerting scene. It’s not the men in work clothes hammering away high …
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New Fall TV Shows: What to Watch
Like with any other season, fall’s new shows present some of the best of TV and some of the worst. Pilots usually aren’t the best indicator of the tone to …
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Finding Your Fine Arts Fix
Boston boasts a long list of museums scientific, historic and artistic. Old world artifacts and millennial abstracts are tucked in buildings throughout the city. When the dim glow of Tumblr …
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Why I Can’t Get Behind Terry Richardson
The fashion industry is full of talented individuals–gifted artists with a universal and tangible effect on everyday life in what we wear. It’s no secret, however, that the industry is …
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Rings are Sexy? Lecture Explores Mythology of Women and Jewelry
University of Chicago scholar Wendy Doniger considers herself an “old friend of BU.” New friends (myself included) and old gathered Wednesday evening in the Castle for a reading and discussion …
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TV These Days!
Every week I create a cartoon making fun of something involving politics, world affairs, or something moderately related to something else. In general, they are meant to make the world more …
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A Night of Tits And Giggles
It was a night of tits and giggles this past Tuesday at the Check Your Boobies self-breast-examination seminar. Check Your Boobies is a Seattle-based foundation for breast cancer awareness and education …
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Newsic Music September 10th – 16th: Adele, “American Idol” and “Gangnam Style”
The arts converge this week as film and television make music headlines. A new James Bond theme artist is revealed, and the showdown between reality singing competition judges continues. BET …
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IS&T Offers Training Courses, More Than Just an IT Help Hotline
Most students know that Boston University’s Information Services and Technology Department is where to go when faced with a broken laptop or issues with the campus Wi-Fi. Far fewer know …
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Mindy Kaling – America’s Sweetest Sweetheart
Last year, a Twitter account (and resulting YouTube video) changed the lives of women forever. “Shit girls say” held a mirror to the female population and said, “This is what …
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