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The world changed when the COVID-19 virus began its spread worldwide. Even through all of the death and negativity associated with the coronavirus, positive changes did come from this societal shift.
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Living on-campus has its perks—such as 24-hour security and guaranteed close proximity to campus—but students have to factor in other variables such as cost effectiveness when deciding whether or not to live on-campus or off-campus post-freshman year.
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With Hong Kong protest graffiti appearing on our own campus, here’s a rundown of some of the turmoil taking place between Hong Kong and the People’s Republic of China.
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Boston University’s Alumni Council graciously donated BU’s newest bench that will serve as a BU landmark for years to come because of its distinct nature. Meet the Rhett Bench.
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East Campus’ eateries deserve love, too. Try one of East Campus’ gems that you may have forgotten about.
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They Shall Not Grow Old directed by Peter Jackson utilized revolutionary technology that colorized black-and-white footage from content filmed in the 1900s to piece together a new perspective of a war documentary.
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After Saturday’s horrific Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, BU organizations and students came together to honor the victims and their families with a vigil at Marsh Plaza on Monday night, Oct. 29.
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Boston’s March for Our Lives drew a larger crowd than expected and called for action for tighter gun control.
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“Love, Simon” shows viewers the hardships of coming out during adolescence.
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The BU Pep Band brings excitement and spirit to BU games.
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What if there was a way to compromise between pro-choicers and pro-lifers?
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BU students gathered at March Plaza today, joining a nationwide walkout for stricter gun laws.
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