The Happy Terrier Walks program returned from its winter hiatus on March 29, making it easier for students to get outside and meet new people. The hour-long walks, which begin and end at Marsh Plaza, encourage students to socialize with their peers in nature, according to the BU Student Wellbeing website. The program, run by BU Student Wellbeing, restarted this semester in collaboration with BU Sustainability’s Earth Day 365 program, a month-long series of events leading up to Earth Day.
By Shannon Damiano, Thalia Lauzon and Hannah Yoshinaga
Following the start of spring last month and the return of warmer temperatures, flowers have begun to bloom throughout Boston.
By Katherine Feuerman, Sophia Flissler, Thalia Lauzon, Jack Mingo, Amanda Schneider and Vishva Venkatesan
With spring fully in season, Boston University students headed outdoors this week to take advantage...
The coronavirus pandemic and closure of public gyms has put a damper on the workout routines of many.
Massachusetts gyms will need to wait until the third of a four-phase reopening plan to resume business....
The Esplanade Association and the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation are teaming up for the next two and a half weeks to prune more than 172 trees in the Charles River Esplanade,...
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One man is dead after being shot by police following an incident Friday afternoon near Boston University’s campus. Officials say the man charged at Massachusetts State Police...
The city of Boston has so many interesting venues, museums, schools and colleges and things to do that it can become easy to forget why students attend Boston University in the first place: to go to school....
