Skip to Main Content
The Independent Student Newspaper at Boston University

The Daily Free Press

The Independent Student Newspaper at Boston University.

The Daily Free Press

The Daily Free Press

Lila Baltaxe | Senior Graphic Artist

Five classic books for actual beginners

Chloe Saint Mard September 15, 2024

From the time I started reading seriously, about three years ago, I've been exploring different genres. Interestingly enough, it seems that the lengthy classics are the books I enjoy the most — and I...

glaive spotify artist page

Artist to Watch: glaive

Sam Thomas September 21, 2021
glaive's EP “all dogs go to heaven” is shockingly mature and sure of itself.
GABRIELA HUTCHINGS/ DAILY FREE PRESS

World of Literati: The debate between literary fiction versus genre fiction is meaningless

Carolina Duque February 7, 2019

The debate between literary fiction and genre fiction is a long-standing one. Genre fiction is accused of being insignificant and shallow while literary fiction is called pretentious and boring. There...

Flick Critique: The dangers of extremes in dystopian societies

Flick Critique: The dangers of extremes in dystopian societies

Victoria Lara March 20, 2018
Dystopian stories have plagued people’s worst fears from their onset. With Big Brother watching each person’s every move and people losing their freedoms, movies have shown the consequences of living a dystopia. However, films have chosen to tackle this subject matter by focusing on one or more main trait of a dystopian world: totalitarian government, violence and class divisions riddled with discrimination.
BERMAN: New age of doublethink

BERMAN: New age of doublethink

Max Berman January 27, 2017

A couple of weeks ago, I finished reading George Orwell’s “1984.” So, when I was watching last Sunday’s “Meet the Press,” it surprised me that I encountered “doublethink” from Kellyanne...

EDITORIAL: Encouraging teenage pregnancy won't cure economic hardships

EDITORIAL: Encouraging teenage pregnancy won’t cure economic hardships

Editors April 10, 2015

As students, nearly all of us have been through the much-dreaded-but-entirely-necessary entity that is middle school Health and Sexual Education Class. We sat awkwardly in rows beside the classmates we...

RILEY: The Magic of Shakespeare

RILEY: The Magic of Shakespeare

Rachel Riley February 18, 2015

I will never forget the first teacher that taught me how to love Shakespeare. Literature is one of my favorite subjects, and I have a tremendous appreciation for my four high school English teachers, all...

Load More Stories
Activate Search
1984