It has been 10 months since the close of the 2016 presidential election and the rhetoric of the campaign has rendered anything but dead. Along with the infamous and increasingly used phrase "fake news,"...
Given the state of the world today, it is often difficult for humans to gauge their emotions and take time to reflect on their identities as they attempt to keep up with current events. “Narrow,”...
Artists often look for opportunities to share their work with a wider audience. The art itself hides a deeper meaning that often isn’t clearly interpreted; however, the HallSpace Gallery stands out...
In today’s polarizing political climate, every statement and action has an intense forbearance on the course of dialogue. Boston University's College of Fine Arts took a step towards engaging in...
Among divisive political discourse and an explosive spike in the use of the phrase "fake news," one art collection at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University aims to embrace the divide...
Carrying just a tent, a repair kit and some clothes on his back, Weiyang Gao, a College of Fine Arts senior, embarked on a 61-day biking trip across the United States to see the country firsthand....
Boston’s City Hall is attracting more crowds this summer, but it’s not for the standard parking tickets and marriage licenses.
Continuing an ongoing effort with the Mayor’s Office of Arts...
Living in a new city can be daunting, especially when you don’t know much about your new community. A fun way to learn about Boston is by participating in community service. Not only will you be...
Boston does try to promote a green city, evident through its countless green spaces, public transportation efforts and energy-saving initiatives. But, according to Green Arts Network, it’s not enough.
Bee...
While most people often have seemingly unreachable goals, Boston recently welcomed a conference that encouraged women to take the first steps toward those ambitions.
The DreamsCo foundation held...
While food is something everyone consumes, often times people don’t put much thought into where it came from. The ALLocal Dinner, organized by the Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts, was...
The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University hosted Mary Margaret Graham, who was the chief of the CIA office in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001, along with former CIA officer...
