Ariane is a sophomore at Boston University in the College of Communication. She is pursuing a degree in Journalism with a minor in Political Science. Originally from Paris, she is currently discovering the perks of living in the U.S. and spends most of her free time exploring coffee shops and hanging out at the Harbor. She loves traveling, learning, writing, dancing and singing every chance she gets.
As the semester comes to an end, it’s time to pack our entire dorm rooms, say goodbye to Commonwealth Avenue for a bit, maybe take a cone as a souvenir while you’re at it, and head home. Now, after spending the past few weeks cursing at the sight of the crowded Mugar library, and hoping for sunnier days, you’ve actually got some free time on your hands!
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Living a world away from everything you’ve ever known is both exciting and frightening.
It’s time to make some space!
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I’m not “easily offended,” what you’re saying is problematic.
Come to HCBU’s Watch Party on Wednesday to learn from Alexis Ohanian’s experience with technology and business!
“You cannot make good music with people that you don’t know.”
“Don’t be afraid to make mistakes.”
I want to see a realistic and romantic representation of lesbian relationships that I can actually relate to.
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You belong here.
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How long has it been since you stepped off Comm Ave?
She danced in fancy white dresses, barefoot.
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The future is female.
I’m more than a stereotype.
Struggling to take care of your mental health throughout the ups and downs of university life? Here are 10 tips to prioritize your state of mind.
Find your best squad with these five simple tips!
Yes, you might want to call your mom.
5 tips to make this semester the best one yet!
In 2019, I want to find peace and happiness.
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She is always encouraging students to have meaningful conversations.
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I’m starting with little, but significant changes. I let people know what’s bothering me. I let them hold my hand, even though it’s shaking and it scares me that they notice it. I look them in the eye. I say hi.
