By Sana Muneer, Managing Co-Editor
• February 7, 2025
Boston University freshman David Sipos sat in the audience as Brookline Town Meeting deliberated Article 9 on Nov. 19. The proposal would allow three-family homes in neighborhoods zoned for two.
In the center of the wall of a new exhibit in the Museum of Fine Arts, the curators’ text reads:
“Whether it’s watching a true crime Netflix documentary, thinking of a passed family dog or squashing...
The Boston Celtics had two reasons to celebrate on Jan. 29— a season-best performance by forward Kristaps Porzingis, which led the team to a 122-100 win over the Chicago Bulls, and the franchise’s...
The Men’s Beanpot Semifinals at TD Garden
Monday Feb. 3, 5 p.m.; TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston
Cheer on Boston University men’s hockey as they face off against Harvard at this year’s...
The CDS program introduced three new courses this semester, giving students an opportunity to learn about relevant topics in data science, including artificial intelligence and algorithms.
What does it mean to be in love when technology is in control?
“Companion,” a breakup story like no other, explores this question through a blend of sci-fi, romance, horror and comedy. The film...
In the harshness of a Boston winter, it can be hard to recall the vibrancy of the natural world. But a warm reminder lies at the heart of “Transluz/Translucent,” a collection featuring the works of...
By Anna Albrecht, Arts & Community Editor
• January 26, 2025
Celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year at the Mandarin Oriental, Boston
Monday, Jan. 27, 12 p.m.; Mandarin Oriental, 776 Boylston St., Boston
Head over to the luxury hotel, Mandarin Oriental, Boston,...
To the non-business major, students wearing suits, slacks and collared shirts outside Questrom School of Business might seem a little overdressed for class. But for BU's business students, wearing business attire is preparation to enter an industry where presentation is crucial.
Over a comprehensive deliberation period, the Massachusetts Legislature struggled to bridge sustainable energy companies’ goals to expand their infrastructure with its own plan to transition from fossil fuels to Massachusetts’ new climate law — until Tuesday.
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Sabrina Song captivated the hearts of the audience in the Red Room at Cafe 939 on Nov. 22 as she opened for indie-pop artist Carol Ades.
North Carolina residents are facing unprecedented destruction and loss in the wake of Hurricane Helene. In response, students in Boston University’s Crowdfunding and Distribution class launched a crowdfunding campaign on Nov. 14 to support those impacted.
