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Dorm Stories: Kilachand Hall
Constructed in 1923 as a Sheraton Apartment Hotel, the Kilachand Hall building occupied a coveted square of space between Fenway and the Charles River Basin, drawing hundreds of famous faces …
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One of a Kind: BU’s Week of Kindness
This past week was BU’s “Week of Kindness,” organized by “I Embrace You,” an on-campus club dedicated to spreading kindness throughout the BU community. Each day of the week had …
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BU Marathoners Run for Lu Lingzi
Seven members of the BU community run today for a life gone too soon.
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Seeing Past the Stereotypes: A Closer Look at BU’s School of Music
It’s 1906. At the opera house, Composer Richard Strauss paces back and forth as the curtains rise for the debut of his new production Salome. The story is risky. Salome—based on …
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Remembering the Boston Marathon, One Story at a Time
Everyone at Boston University has their own story about last year’s Marathon bombing—even those who weren’t in Boston. And at a school as large and diverse as BU, it is …
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A Day at PAX East
Sometimes magic happens in Boston. Wonderfully nerdy magic. Downtown, amid the high rising offices and the piers, lies the massive Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, a massive space dedicated to …
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Running on Empty but Full of Laughs at Liquid Fun’s 24-Hour Comedy Marathon
“What if,” a Liquid Fun member said nine years ago, “we get a bunch of comedians and stick them together in a room for 24 hours to promote a charity?” …
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This is Rocket Fuel
All photos by the author. “This is rocket science,” Peter Ojdrovic said as he tried in vain to wipe the shiny black goop off his fingers and into the crevices …
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Photo Story: Holi 2014
Organized by the BU Hindu Students Council, Holi is the annual celebration of color and the change in seasons. According to the BU HSC’s Facebook event, roughly 2000 BU students came together on Cummington Mall to celebrate on Saturday afternoon.
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March in Thirty-One Seconds
There are so many tiny, fleeting moments in your life—beautiful, tragic, awkward, funny, ordinary moments. It’s hard to remember them all. That is why I’ve tasked myself with recording a …
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The History and Lore of The Castle
Boston University’s campus is sprawling and from the outside, it’s hard to see it. It all looks like another street in Boston, just with more young people running around. But from …
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Breaking the Silence
Every year, the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network holds a national Day of Silence, in which students take a day-long vow of silence to raise awareness of the silencing …
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