In his “Monday Mornings” series, visual artist Billy Foshay turned to email as a storytelling medium, connecting to subscribers with photo and narrative.
Metro, Politics
Coakley, Baker Will Face Off In General Election
The Massachusetts primary elections brought the last push from candidates vying for nominations from their respective parties—in positions ranging from state representative to governor.
Column, Off Campus, On Campus, Arts
Why I Quit Instagram
As an experiment, I deleted 419 photos, collected over two years, five months, and four days. Leaving Instagram was a matter of give up an addiction
Business, Metro
A Night Out With BarUp
BarUp’s founders hope to bring scattered crowds together in a single nightlife location, potentially making a weeknight out significantly more enjoyable.
Metro
CollegeFest Will Be Held At Fenway Park For The First Time This Weekend
Part festival and part trade show, CollegeFest is the longest running college festival in the country.
Metro, Politics
Walsh Launches Audit Of All Boston Neighborhoods In Response To Housing Issues
As issues with off-campus student housing come to light, Walsh seeks to uncover the details.
Metro, Food
Upcoming Festival To Feature Local Food
The picturesque Rose Kennedy Greenway will be covered by a green of a different sort this Sunday—“green” and locally sourced food.
Arts, On Campus, Off Campus
Remembering To ‘Never Forget’ 9/11
Sept. 11 may have “happened” in 2001, but it also “happens” every year, too, since we were reminded since that tragic day to “never forget.”
News, Administration
Panel Rules In Favor Of BC In Lawsuit Over Website Name
Over the summer, Boston College entered into arbitration over the use of the domain name bostoncollege.us. According to the decision issued by the National Arbitration Forum (NAF)—a body that resolves disputes over the use of top-level domains—BC claimed that the owner of the website violated BC’s trademark rights and used the name “Boston College” in bad faith.
Metro, Column
On Feminism And Apologizing To My Teapot
On Tuesday, I apologized 38 times, which means I might have something to learn from Boston’s feminists.
