Exploring Boston’s Poetic Past—and Present
The feet that walked Greater Boston’s cobblestoned streets from this town’s founding to the present day are those of people
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Author: Cecilia Weddell
Op-Ed: The Silence After The Boom
We were seated outside the Au Bon Pain three blocks from the finish line when we heard the first boom.
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Sargent Choice Test Kitchen Provides Life Skills, Healthy Dessert
Fudgy brownies are always a tempting dessert option. But what about fudgy black bean brownies? Thursday evening, students baked and
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Liquid Fun’s 24-Hour Marathon is Bigger Than Ever Before
Between 8 p.m. Saturday and 8 p.m. Sunday, twenty Boston improv comedy groups, hundreds of BU students, and one Boston
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SPF ’13: Seth Meyers Provides Laughs, Mid-Semester Relief
Greece’s “yogurt-based economy,” online dating, and gender politics inherent in towel usage were among many topics discussed Friday night in
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Middle East Feast: Food, Music, Literature, and Course Listings
Students feasted on falafel, hummus, and more in BU Central Monday night as part of the Modern Languages and Comparative
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TED Talks Night: Defining BU Clubs Eloquently
Monday evening in CAS B25, six unrelated student organizations met to share their club missions. Each student group chose one
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Winterfest: Frozen Fun and A Cool Contest
This past Saturday, teams of BU students and alumni gathered in Marsh Plaza for some friendly winter competition: an ice-sculpting
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The Good News Poetry Tour: Good News and Great Poems
What do you get when you put two College National Poetry Slam champions and a haberdasher in a room with
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Cinematheque: An Evening With Ross McElwee
On Friday evening, a large lecture hall in BU’s College of Communication got much smaller. While no actual construction or
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