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FOOD
Dorm Desserts
For the Hungry, Late-Night Snack By Carina McCallum Photograph by Quinn Bryant There are only so many sugar cookies and cupcakes one student can take from the dining hall before dealing with the age-old dilemma: how to kill that late-night, sweet craving with only a dorm room and a microfridge? For the average college student, a trek to Insomnia Cookies might not always be the best move, and TruFru can become a bit too costly. Sometimes, the best option is to kill your hunger
Carina McCallum
Apr 28


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Dorm Desserts
For the Hungry, Late-Night Snack By Carina McCallum Photograph by Quinn Bryant There are only so many sugar cookies and cupcakes one student can take from the dining hall before dealing with the age-old dilemma: how to kill that late-night, sweet craving with only a dorm room and a microfridge? For the average college student, a trek to Insomnia Cookies might not always be the best move, and TruFru can become a bit too costly. Sometimes, the best option is to kill your hunger
Carina McCallum
Apr 283 min read


Battle of the Dining Halls
Proceed with caution! By Katie Sam At the time I pitched this article, I settled on the idea of comparing the various BU dining halls. I mean, what’s more relatable to the food section of a collegiate literary magazine than an article on such places? And while this initial thought remains true, I’ve actually found the process of comparing the dining halls to be very subjective—to the point where my singular opinion seems almost trivial. In fact, I fear the only good coming ou
Katie Sam
Apr 213 min read


Food Forecast for 2026
How Trends and Lifestyle Affect the Foods We Consume By Ella Nenadic Photograph by Emma Almaraz A new year signifies a fresh start, new goals, and new habits, but how do those resolutions find their ways into our kitchens? Every year, Whole Foods releases what they predict will be the biggest food trends based on consumer wants and needs. This year we see a continuation of past trends, but with a nutritious twist. In 2025 we saw a variety of trends—some for pure enjoyment an
Ella Nenadic
Apr 72 min read


Cambridge Through the Eyes of a Foodie
Enter a New World Across the River! By Anika Mahansaria Photograph by Julien Pedro When most people think of Cambridge, the first thing that comes to mind is Harvard and MIT. However, as a self proclaimed food lover, I love taking weekly trips across the river to find the best underrated spots. In my four semesters at BU, I’ve found my most favourite restaurants across the river. Spot 1: Flour Bakery and Cafe , Massachusetts Avenue There are many Flour’s in Boston itself, but
Anika Mahansaria
Mar 312 min read


Boston Brunching
Easy Breakfast Spots in Beantown for College Students By Yoni Andorsky Photograph by Emma Almaraz Brunch is more than just a combination of breakfast and lunch; it’s not simply a meal eaten between the two, either. Brunch is a phenomenon that takes over weekend mornings. Its slow-paced, leisurely nature makes it a special experience, rather than just a meal. Time must be set aside because going out to brunch is, essentially, a luxury. But what about us college students who
Yoni Andorsky
Mar 244 min read


Boston Food Bucket List: Some Must-Tries Before Graduation!
By Carina McCallum In every city, there are a few culinary rites of passage you must go through before you can really claim to know the food scene. But in a city as vibrant and expensive as Boston, it can seem like there’s too much to try and too little money in your wallet. If you want to get the balance just right, check out this Boston food bucket list to see every must-try spot you need to go to before you graduate. Photo by Serena Sharma Seafood (obviously!) This one mig
Carina McCallum
Mar 173 min read
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