BU TweetCreep: Oct. 1 – 6
This week on TweetCreep: BU is sliding in your DMs and tweeting #technology.
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This week on TweetCreep: BU is sliding in your DMs and tweeting #technology.
Read MoreThis week on creeping on BU twitter accounts: “Brinner” and stock photos of old people.
Read MoreMonday, Sept. 26 was the first Presidential Debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and was watched by many BU students across campus.
Read MoreIn 2015, adjunct professors at BU voted to unionize and begin negotiating a new contract with the university’s administration. More than a year later, no advances have been made and part-time …
Read MoreMarijuana has dominated the news cycle over the past few months. With a vote to legalize recreational marijuana in Massachusetts coming up in November, state lawmakers have continued to come out against the …
Read MoreThe bartender at Cathedral Station, a gay sports bar in the South End, is not happy that he has to mute the Bruins game. He motions to a table of …
Read MoreBU Student Government will hold an impeachment trial for its Vice President of Finance Kimberly Barzola (CAS ’17) and Vice President of Internal Affairs Marwa Sayed (CAS ’17) on Nov. 9 at …
Read MoreErica Sutherland has tiny feet and big aspirations. She is the lead singer and guitarist of the sort-of-surf-punk, ’50s-and-’60s-inspired, local Boston band Littlefoot which recently played a set at TT …
Read MoreErica Concepcion is fed up. She stands at the front of the room in the mezzanine of Northeastern University’s Curry Student Center, clutching a microphone and calling for a revolution. …
Read MoreThe adjunct professors voted to unionize this past Wednesday, joining Faculty Forward, a branch of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 509. This vote is the first step in the …
Read MoreBayla Ostrach is comfortable in the hallway, she says, her small frame slumping to one side, trying to counterbalance the weight of a canvas bag bursting with textbooks and loose …
Read MoreCollege campuses have always operated as hubs for activism and social change. Often the sites of protests, lectures, and marches, universities provide the structure and sheer manpower necessary to unite …
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