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Thursday, in CAS Room 223, France and Vietnam called a truce. Well, not the actual countries-although one student claimed that the Vietnamese like the French better than Americans (ouch)-but in …
Read MoreIt’s November. Midterms and papers and giant mountains of work await. You are locked in your dorm, or apartment, or Mugar stairwell, and you hear it. The grumblings of an …
Read MoreOn Thursday October 28, Professor Henry Abelove of Wesleyan University gave a lecture entitled “Gay Liberation Reconsidered” to about 50 students and faculty at the Hillel House. Professor Abelove, who …
Read MoreHarpers Ferry, a local music venue best known for its intimate setting and unique bands, closed Monday morning at its home after its landlord did not renew the venue’s lease. …
Read MoreYou shouldn’t drink Four Loko, but not for the reasons BU mentioned in its recent health email.
Read MoreOn a bright September morning at the Boston Common, a group of about 20 people breathe in the crisp fall air with their eyes closed and legs crossed. …
Read MoreWe all know writing is important, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t have a day just to celebrate it. Boston University’s celebration of the National Day on Writing took place …
Read More“Peace, love, and a capella” is the slogan for the BosTones, one of BU’s many a capella groups. Considering how the group has chosen to spend the Saturday night of …
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Photos by Rachel Stine It’s that wonderful time of year, where you dress up go out and party, and then don’t remember what happened! It’s Halloween! And since we know …
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“Apartheid is two things – apart and hate,” said Dr. Barbara Brown in front of an audience at Morse Auditorium on Tuesday night. Brown has been the Director of the …
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On a balmy Wednesday evening, a huge crowd of excited berry tasters convened at BU Central to attend at an event hosted by Boston University’s Mind and Brain Society (MBS). …
Read MoreThe line outside Metcalf Hall started forming at 5 p.m. on Monday evening, and seven or eight elderly people occupied the few chairs in the lobby on the second floor …
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