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The Daily Free Press

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The OneQuesh home page. Boston University School of Hospitality alum Thomas Andrews launched the diary-style social networking app in October, which asks its users a daily question whose answer is archived and made viewable only to others who have answered the same question. ILLUSTRATION BY BAILEY SHEN/ DFP STAFF

BU SHA alum launches social networking app to help users connect, journal

By Emily Pauls November 30, 2021
OneQuesh is a new social media app founded by alum Thomas Andrews.
Boston University environmental analysis and policy student Keeley Bombard. In her work at the environmental nonprofit Ocean River Institute, Bombard relays constituent feedback to legislators regarding environmental concerns and initiatives. COURTESY OF ROB MOIR

BU senior connects residents to their legislators while interning at environmental nonprofit

By Claire Law October 27, 2021
Keeley Bombard is the fall intern at the Ocean River Institute in Cambridge.
The RISE BU Chapter on Facebook. The chapter was formed to raise awareness and provide support for victims of acid attacks, a lesser-known form of gender-based violence. ILLUSTRATION BY CONOR KELLEY/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Terriers spread awareness, support acid attack victims around the world

By Lindsay Shachnow October 27, 2021
The new club is fundraising to support victims, host keynote speakers, raise awareness through movie nights.
Boston University BUild Lab’s current Innovator in Residence Jonathan Allen. Allen said he wants students to see themselves as innovators in their desired fields and be able to use the Lab’s programs and resources regardless of their major. COURTESY OF GEENA GRANT

New BUild Lab Innovator in Residence Jonathan Allen aims to support student entrepreneurship

By Emily Pauls October 21, 2021
With the BUild Lab, Allen will offer office hours, host a speaker series and share his own experiences.
BU UWE executive board

BU Undergraduate Women in Economics strives to create empowering space for students

By Claire Law October 13, 2021
President Erika Lee said UWE and their blog provide "a safe space for women, but also a brave one."
From left to right: Hailey Hart-Thompson, Yasmin Morais and Fiona Whittington. The three are Boston University alumni recognized for their entrepreneurship by BostInno’s 25 Under 25. ILLUSTRATION BY CONOR KELLEY/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

TERRIERS IN BIZ: BostInno’s 25 Under 25 recognizes past BU Terriers

By Divya Sood October 6, 2021
Three BUild Lab alumni are featured by Boston Business Journal for their individual start-ups.
BU veteran assist club logo

Terriers found Veteran Assist program to address needs of local communities

By Yiran Yu October 6, 2021
The club looks to support Boston-area veterans who are in need of essential services.
bu libraries tiktok

BU Libraries creates TikTok account to inform students about available resources

By Ashley Soebroto October 4, 2021
The account uses viral trends to feature services to help students with research.
Assistant Professor Patrece McClain

New professor in School of Theater brings new expertise, excitement to the department

By Emily Pauls September 23, 2021
Patrese McClain comes to BU with theatre and film experience.
STH exhibit items

Archival exhibit sheds light on disability representation at BU

By Kendall Richards September 14, 2021
“Along the Road to Accessibility: BU Disability History Exhibition" features a virtual, in-person and self-guided walking tour.
Two girls sitting around a dog

Local photographer features dogs, owners and their bond

By Ashley Soebroto September 9, 2021
“Tales of Support” spotlights the stories of dog owners and their best friends.
BU Disorientation Instagram Account

Students launch BU Disorientation Guide: “You won’t find this on BU Today”

By Divya Sood August 23, 2021
The guide will highlight campus activism and feature advice from students geared toward transfer and first-year students.
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