For someone who’s tired of eating at the same spots after every game By Anika Mahansaria Ring the bells: it’s officially hockey season, basketball season AND football season. There’s so much to watch and it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of games without remembering to eat or drink anything. As an avid sports fan—and someone who’s at 80% of these games—I have officially found the perfect post-game food options.  Spot 1: Hub Hall It’s kind of basic but still a relia

By Brooke Elwell by Rhiannon Li College has a way of swallowing you whole. One minute, you’re managing everything just fine, and in the next, life feels like a series of deadlines, expectations and emotional oscillation. You wake up already tired, race through the day fueled by caffeine and obligation and still fall asleep feeling behind. Peace becomes something abstract, reserved for people who aren’t balancing exams, relationships and the quiet pressure to have it all toget

A Compilation of My Favorite Places to Reflect By Siena Vitucci by Zoe Fu One thing about my schedule is that I am constantly walking the entire span of BU’s campus from Hojo to Goodwill. If I'm not spending my time shopping for shoes on the people  passing by, then I am most definitely looking for whatever the opposite of a shortcut is in attempts to feel adventurous in between endless lectures and even longer readings. Nothing is better than leaving for class a few minutes

Protecting Friendships While Starting A New Relationship By Samantha Rosenberg Graphic by Melissa Lemieux I am so over feeling guilty when I start a new relationship. It’s a feeling that comes when I first meet someone: I start to think about them, realize I like them and will want to talk to my friends about it. A lot . It’s a consuming feeling—part of me feels like I’m betraying my friends by liking someone else and wanting to spend so much time with them. The beginning of

By Alana Lopez Graphic by Ian Nugent I got AirPods as a Christmas gift during my sophomore year of high school. Addison Rae was still fresh to the internet, and the thought that she would one day be a Grammy-nominated artist (for “Headphones On” , no less) couldn’t have been more unimaginable. I vividly remember coming back to school that January, and instinctually tugging the wires to pull my headphones off before walking into Algebra II. I’d done that exact action every day

By Keira Footer But it’s fun to play pretend  so I smile when you hug me  and kiss the top of my head. I know I shouldn’t be here.  I know this isn’t right,  yet I look the other way  despite what’s clearly in sight.  This might end in disaster, just like it has before,  but that’s so unimportant  when you leave me wanting more.  I miss you when you’re not around  and I miss you when you’re here,  cause you’re not the guy I once knew and how you feel isn’t clear.  So I’ll sta

The top destinations in the Caribbean and Europe with student-friendly deals By Josephine Hale Photo by Sam McGoff Boston Logan International airport offers an array of value-packed international flight deals, connecting New England to the world. These flights are not exclusive to business travelers and honeymooners—students can now score round-trip tickets to some of the most renowned, stylish destinations for cheaper than a weekend trip to New York City. Whether you are cra

How Simon Porte Jacquemus highlighted his family’s rural background through his Spring 2026 collection.  By Rachel Yu  Graphic by Josie Zevin For his latest Paris Fashion Week collection, “Le Paysan,” renowned designer Simon Porte Jacquemus held his show at the Orangerie at Versailles—a location known for its grandeur and opulence . Yet, the central theme of the show held a conversely disparate meaning. The show begins with a young boy dressed in an all-white set, running up

They can have their baggy jeans, tote bags and matcha, but they can’t touch my Clairo. By Olivia Prieto  Graphic by Catarina Koehler To be performative, by definition, is to do something inauthentically, usually with the intention of impressing others. So when combining “performative” with “male,” what does that give us? The Performative Male, of course. Being a performative male in 2025 can be distilled down to having stereotypically feminine hobbies or interests: drinking m

A Cultural Phenomenon in the Making  By: Nazalia Justiniano  Photo by Isaiah Pate The Runarounds , an electric indie rock band, have taken their “Minivan Tour” on the road, and their recently sold-out stop in Somerville, Mass. at Warehouse XI showed just how quickly the band has grown into a cultural phenomenon. More than just musicians, The Runarounds now exist at the intersection of reality and fiction, doubling as the stars of Amazon Prime Video’s new series The Runarounds