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Bursting the Bubble: Allston Village
There’s a lot that can be said about Allston, which revels in its own infamy over on the western side of campus. One hears remarks that span the whole spectrum …
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Ingredient of the Week: Chia Seeds
If you thought chia was just for growing pets, you were wrong.
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Insomnia Cookies Wants to Treat Your Student Group
It all started with one simple, timeless concept: freshly baked cookies. Back in 2003, Seth Berkowitz started delivering homemade cookies by bike to his friends all over UPenn’s campus. Now, Insomnia …
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Ingredient of the Week: Kale
Think kale sounds unappetizing? Think again.
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What is “Ingredient of the Week”?
Working in the kitchen can get messy, especially if you’re a student on a budget. Who wants to go out and spend $10 on pistachios or pumpkin seeds that you’ll …
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Orienting to BU: Making Meal Plans–Easy as Pie
Orienting to BU is a series aiming to help incoming freshman with the sometimes bumpy transition from high school to Boston University. Installments were originally posted during the summer of …
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Recipe of the Week: Summer Oatmeal
I love oatmeal because you can give it any sort of makeover depending on the season. Since we are so close to the end of the semester, and summer vacation …
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It’s Finally SoWa Season!
Next Sunday marks the re-opening of SoWa Open Air Market, Boston’s summertime shopping and dining mecca for vintage wear, craft, and food truck enthusiasts. The seasonal marketplace will remain open to …
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Recipe of the Week: Frozen Jell-O Pops
In preparation for summer, which seems to be on the way (no matter how bipolar the weather in Boston is), Popsicles are a great option for a summer snack: they’re …
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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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An Intro to “Carnism”: Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows
Ten billion land animals are slaughtered in the United States every year. That’s approximately twenty-seven million animals killed every day, more than a million every hour, and about three hundred …
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Op-ed: Emotions Erupt as Self-Serve Eggs Disappear From the Dining Hall
I stopped in my tracks, glancing between the leftward grill and the station on the right in the West Campus Dining Hall. The former housed plates of blueberry pancakes and …
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