Photo Story: Snapshots from Rural Senegal
This past week was “Fall Break” for myself and the other students in my study abroad program in Dakar, Senegal. A group of us travelled from the capital city to …
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This past week was “Fall Break” for myself and the other students in my study abroad program in Dakar, Senegal. A group of us travelled from the capital city to …
Read MoreAutumn is a season of sensation. From the brilliant colors of changing leaves to the hug of a comfy sweater against the chilly wind, it’s no wonder this is a …
Read MoreIf you walk into the lobby of the College of General Studies sometime in the next few days, you’ll hear a voice floating through the air. A video plays on …
Read MoreSince the semester began, our school’s administration has been hyping up both The Campaign for Boston University and its kickoff event, The Celebration of BU! This last week, Boston University …
Read MoreAt his acceptance speech, President Obama made waves when he said that “climate change is not a hoax.” With ice caps melting and water levels rising, it’s becoming obvious that global …
Read MoreThis fall, 100 Bay State Road opened its doors for the first time to the Boston University community after its much anticipated arrival. The 99,600-square-foot building is the new place …
Read MoreOn any given night, people walking past Boston University’s School of Theology might come across a strange and disconcerting scene. It’s not the men in work clothes hammering away high …
Read MoreLike with any other season, fall’s new shows present some of the best of TV and some of the worst. Pilots usually aren’t the best indicator of the tone to …
Read MoreBoston boasts a long list of museums scientific, historic and artistic. Old world artifacts and millennial abstracts are tucked in buildings throughout the city. When the dim glow of Tumblr …
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