Dying & Racism: An Interview with Dr. Harold Braswell
This past week, I had the privilege to interview Dr. Harold Braswell. I originally heard him speak at the Scholar Strike about racial...
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Why the C.D.C. Losing Control of COVID-19 Data Will Hurt America
At the beginning of the pandemic, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C) was responsible for controlling the coronavirus...
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5 Wild Discoveries About ASMR
If you are an ASMR nerd, here are some facts you might love to know!
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My Experience With Thesis Writing and Original Research
Wow. I’m graduating. It almost doesn’t feel real for a number of different reasons. Obviously, this graduating class is different from any...
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Meet One of My Best Friends at BU: Matt Latorre
Since beginning his college career as a freshman at Boston University, Matt Latorre has already had a major impact on the BU community!
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Advice From an Ovarian Cancer Survivor
My mom is quite truly the strongest person I know.
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Meet Duncan FitzGerald, Coastal Geologist at Boston University
Learn about how a coastal geologist here at BU views the future of our coasts.
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Let's Get Productive: Applying to Summer Jobs, Internships, and Research Programs
With the winter quarter coming to a close and spring break on the way, it is time to start thinking about what to do for summer break...
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Why You Should’ve Started Going to Office Hours, Like, Yesterday
Office hours are more valuable than you think!
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Tips and Tricks for Finding the Right Off Campus Apartment
Strike out on your own without striking out on your bank account!
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The Do's and Don'ts of Social Science Research
Simply, the qualitative nature of social sciences gives your research design and analysis so many moving parts that you soon find yourself anxious, lost and repeating political jargon in your sleep.
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Meet Amber Cresgy: Ph.D. Candidate in African American Literature and Cultural Studies
This award-winning Ph.D. candidate explains her scholarly interest in slave narratives, neo-slave narratives, speculative fiction and Afrofuturism.
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Why Philosophy Is Actually a Really Important Major
This forgotten line of study should definitely be more embraced.
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The Beef with Meat
Why Instagram told you to stop eating meat…
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Loving Football and Science is Complicated
How do I love science and endorse football?
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A Look into a Student, Researcher, Leader, and Friend: Profile of Brady Liu
Edited by Ann Marie Elpa Frequently we become oblivious to the people that surround us daily. We forget to acknowledge that every single...
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My Trip to Science Hack Day San Francisco
This past summer I had the opportunity to develop a prototype for a quantum physics board game with one of my professors. We collaborated...
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BU Senior David Guarin On His Identities as a Latino and a Scientist
As a Latino in STEM, David Guarin is paving the way for others in his community to succeed as well.
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Candle Making Workshop With Lime and Lit Soul Candles Sparks Night of Community in LA
It was a night filled with community and candles!
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Why You Should Start Your Summer Internship Search Sooner Than Later
Instead of pushing off your summer internship applications until spring break, why not take care of them during winter break, when the weather is not as nice, and there’s far less schoolwork!
