Dear Editor: On behalf of the Greek community at Boston University, let me be clear: The Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) and the nine recognized social fraternities we represent do not tolerate, condone,...

This posting has nothing to do with the aesthetic elements of the sport. I don’t care if you think soccer players are the toughest players in the world (which I can argue, but on a different day), or...

I’ve been in Palestine for almost a month now. I have been all over the West Bank. To Ramallah, Nablus, and Hebron. To the villages of Ni’lin, Kufr Quddum, Burin, A’qabah and others. And everywhere...

This has easily been the most dramatic year off the ice in the history of our hockey program. My personal philosophy has always been that this program is so much bigger than anyone on it, no matter how...

Each winter, Boston University Students for Israel hosts Israel Peace Week, a full week dedicated to advocating for peace in the Middle East, teaching students about Israel and celebrating Israeli culture. ...

In response to the Letter to the Editor published on Feb. 20 regarding Israel’s control of water: Israel’s geographic region, including the Palestinian territories, has an average rainfall of 28 inches...

With the passing of every year, Israel Peace Week becomes that much more of a grotesque irony. Two years ago, Students for Israel, the host of this inauspicious event, had to combat the continued international...

In response to Boston University Students for Justice in Palestine’s annual “Israel Apartheid Week,” Students for Israel are hosting “Israel Peace Week” consisting various events meant to counter...

Crack, ting, snap, hiss! Is that a rattlesnake eating an aluminum can full of lead shot? No, that’s our radiator. Rumble, smash, roar, screech! Did Liam Neeson release the Kraken again? No, that’s...

The Dog Pound has deep roots at BU, dating back four decades, and has frequently been recognized as one of the most boisterous student sections in the country. However, it is no secret that prior to this...

My name is Ethan Pravetz, I’m President of the Boston University Colony of Delta Lambda Phi. We were recently featured in a Daily Free Press article entitled “Lambda Delta Phi colony aims to become...

There is a revolution in the making, in case you did not know. It started last Friday, and has grown in popularity with each passing day. As organic as movements can be, it is symbolized by a single percentage:...