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What Parts of Boston are Students’ Favorite Places to Hang Out?
Classes, Coffee and Everything in Between By Olivia Berg Photograph by Sareena Sharma As the weather in Boston finally becomes bearable again, Boston University starts feeling like a true college campus. Just in time for tour season, hordes of students can be found lounging in the sunshine at BU Beach or walking along Bay State. But where exactly in Boston—outside of campus—do students spend most of their time? Some of the most popular hotspots include the cafes scattered thr
Olivia Berg
Apr 28
THE LATEST BUZZ ON BOSTON'S HOTSPOTS
The City’s Coolest Thrift Spots
By: Samantha Sonders Photo by Mia Bianco Fall is in full swing: all the leaves are red and rusty orange, the infamous wind tunnels bite at BU students’ faces, and the sky is perpetually overcast. As we head into these colder months, it’s helpful to arm yourself with oversized sweaters and fuzzy scarves, and the best way to find cute, warm clothing is at the thrift! Boston is filled with cool and unique thrift stores; here are some of the best ones. One of the most popular and
Samantha Sonders
7 days ago2 min read
Concert Calendar: Upcoming Shows in Boston
A Summary of Must-See Shows this Semester By: Madison Green Photo by Lola Virasoro Boston is home to countless concert venues. From small, intimate standing-room-only venues to entire stadiums, there is always somewhere to go to experience live music. Whether you just want a fun, casual show to spice up your night or a scream-your-heart-out stadium performance, Boston is chock full of concerts that will be the perfect addition to your social calendar over the next three month
Madison Green
Oct 162 min read
The Art You Walk By On Your Way to Class
A closer look at the everyday sculptures, murals, and installations across BU By: Cecelia Gordon Graphic by Gemma Murphy Last Tuesday, I followed my normal routine. I woke up, stopped in the dining hall for breakfast, and then headed over to my COM101 class. The T was down, so I had to walk. I was in a hurry, and the sidewalks were packed— there was lots of foot traffic. When I got to the College of Communication, I noticed something I had not noticed before: a fountain that
Cecelia Gordon
Oct 63 min read
Boston’s Glow-Up: Joe and the Juice, Din Tai Fung, and More
By: Olivia Berg Photo by Alessandra Abrego A flash of pink catches the eye on a Bostonian's typical stroll down Newbury Street. As summer fades into fall and leaves litter the ground, Boston’s most famous shopping street is also changing. “Boston we are bringing the Tunacado” is spelled out in big block letters. The much-anticipated cafe, Joe and the Juice, is officially opening in Back Bay! While this seems like a pretty mundane event (a popular brand opening a storefront in
Olivia Berg
Sep 292 min read
The Boston Accent is Having It’s Moment
Boston’s Culture has Become Impossible to Ignore By: Marianna Gavurmadzhyan Graphic by Natalie Horvath Unfortunately, I can no longer say the name “Kim Kardashian” without my voice and my mannerisms mimicking Mikayla Nogueira’s. Nor can I escape the word “Boston” when I listen to music. Artists like Tate McRae, Noah Kahan, and Stella Lefty, to name a few, have a newfound appreciation for our city, mentioning it in their recent songs. Boston has somehow gone from being a city
Marianna Gavurmadzhyan
Sep 222 min read
What Parts of Boston are Students’ Favorite Places to Hang Out?
Classes, Coffee and Everything in Between By Olivia Berg Photograph by Sareena Sharma As the weather in Boston finally becomes bearable again, Boston University starts feeling like a true college campus. Just in time for tour season, hordes of students can be found lounging in the sunshine at BU Beach or walking along Bay State. But where exactly in Boston—outside of campus—do students spend most of their time? Some of the most popular hotspots include the cafes scattered thr
Olivia Berg
Apr 282 min read
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