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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Photo Story: Boston DACA Rally
BU Quad photo editor Carolyn Komatsoulis covers Boston’s rally against DACA on September 16th.
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BU Alum Spreads Empathy, Friendship Through Filmmaking
What if there were a place where people of radically different abilities and backgrounds came together, and through the power of friendship, made a movie, sang songs, and sometimes fell in love?
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Vegan and Vegetarianism: The Next Big Trend?
Just like fashion, there are food trends. And vegan and vegetarianism might be next.
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Bursting the Bubble: Roxbury Crossing
If you’ve explored all of campus and you’re looking for a new neighborhood to check out, try Roxbury Crossing. We’ve even got some recommendations for you to get you started.
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New App, “Food For All,” Offers Affordable ‘Leftovers’
It’s possible to lead a sustainable eating lifestyle – without spending big at Whole Foods, thanks to this new ‘leftovers’ app.
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Scenes from Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Last Sunday, Bostonians lined the streets in green for the St. Patrick’s Day parade.
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BU Students and Faculty Make Their Oscar Predictions
The Oscars are only a few days away, and all around BU, students are predicting the outcome and discussing their own favorites.
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Building a Human Wall of Compassion
On Saturday, about 65 people gathered to form a Human Wall of Compassion in Roxbury.
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What It Means to Be an Activist at BU
What is it like to be an activist group at BU?
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Super Bowl 51: Patriots Aim for One More while Falcons hope to Rise Up
In a city that bleeds Tom Brady, a Super Bowl that involves the Patriots is basically a holiday. Looking ahead to this Sunday, BU students predict who will win.
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Photo Story: Boston Women’s March for America
Thousands gathered at Boston Common Saturday for the Boston Women’s March to stand and march in unity.
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