Sophie Woan — The Woman Who Does it All
Not everybody can balance classes, clubs, a job, and an internship. But Sophia Woan isn’t everybody.
Carina Wang (BU ‘22)
Carina Wang (BU ‘22)
Carina is a freshman at Boston University, studying in the College of Arts & Sciences as an English/psychology double major and an economics minor on a pre-law track. She loves coffee, sweater weather, shopping at Newbury Street, watching movies on the weekends, and everything millennial pink. Outside of Her Campus, she works on the Boston University Yearbook staff. In her free time, she enjoys creating and curating content for her studyblr. She's an ENFP and a Cancer (and loves anything related to personalities and astrology).
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Alyssa Primeau —The RA Navigating BU Alongside Her Underclassmen
The grad student RA who’s learning the scarlet ropes of BU with her freshmen while imparting her experience and wisdom upon them.
The First Gen Experience: Doing It All and Navigating Hardships
Nicolle Valladares (COM ‘22) is determined to make her mark on BU while overcoming the difficulties of embracing her first-gen identity.
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Meet Shaina Evans, The Powerhouse of the CAS Senate
Get to know the intimidating CAS Senate Powerhouse, who, behind her impressive extracurriculars and political prowess, is one of us, searching for self-discovery and struggling against the sexism rampant in politics.
So, What’s Your Blood Type?
The ABO version of your star sign.
How to Finish Strong After an Overwhelming Semester
The weather’s warming up, our energy is slipping into summer mode, and burnout is extinguishing our motivation. What now?
An Abundance of Post-It Notes — The Most Underrated Way to Organize Your To-Do List
Colorful, fun-size, and stickable. Who could ask for more?
How to Handle Rejection - Why You Shouldn't Let it Stop You
Saying no is hard. Receiving no is harder.
The Push for Universal Basic Income
UBI has been dominating the headlines with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and 2022 Presidential candidate Andrew Yang — but what is it?
8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Daily—My Experience of 12 Hours of Zero Phone Usage
My phone addiction and my GPA aren’t friends with each other, no matter how much I want them to get along.
Big Brands—The BU Uniform and Fitting In
Boston University has a reputation for being diverse, but when you stroll down Comm. Ave, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of Canada Goose jackets, white Gucci sneakers, and Louis Vuitton backpacks and bags.
Do We Actually Love to Work?
Social media is all about go-getters, hustlers, and (healthy) workaholics. How much of it is genuine though?
My Best Friend & I Share a Pinterest Board– And Here’s Why You Should Too
When your bestie isn’t with you 24/7 and you’re trying to avoid screenshots completely dominating your texts, Pinterest’s shared boards feature has your back.
Pocket – The Best Online Tool for Readers & Writers
My dad used to always remind me that to be a good writer, you need to read massive amounts. As a college student, that’s turning out to be harder than I thought.
Unpacking Marie Kondo–Fame, Controversy, and Backlash
Organization guru Marie Kondo has faced some racist backlash for her de-cluttering methods.
Resolutions vs Goals – Starting the New Year Right
New Year’s “resolutions” are basically designed for you to fail.
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How to Have an Amazing Night's Sleep
When thin walls, parties, police sirens, stress, and anxiety get in the way of getting a good night’s sleep, this is what you can do about it.
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You’re Smarter Than You Think You Are
The idea of majors, minors, and concentrations may make you think that you’re only good at one thing, but that’s wildly untrue.
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To All Coffee Shop Regulars–You Need the Cash Card
Your relationship with coffee might be healthy, but the one with your wallet is definitely not.
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Not Using the Oxford Comma is Inciting Anarchy
Oxford, serial, Harvard... whatever you want to call it. As long as you use it.
