I dove into five popular workouts around Boston, rating them based on intensity, results, and overall vibe. From the core-shredding challenges of Solidcore to the high-energy sprint intervals at Barry’s Bootcamp, discover which class delivers the best bang for your buck.
Dougherty Leads the Charge in Bridging Education and Policy
“All of this is a human endeavor—education, public policy, building a pluralistic society—all aimed at benefiting people,” Dougherty said. “The goal is always to serve the greatest number of people in the best possible way, no matter whether you’re in federal service, academia, or an educational institution.”
A Guide to the Best Burritos Near BC
The Boston area has tons of burrito spots to choose from, but with so many options around campus, how do you know which ones are worthy of your precious time (and cash)?
What Your Favorite Spring Flower Says About You
Spring is in the air, and flowers are blooming everywhere. Whether you’re drawn to delicate pastels or bold bursts of color, your favorite spring flower might reveal more about your personality than you think.
Gabelli Sophomores Work To Rebuild Trust in Health Care, One Step at a Time
“The feet might seem like a really basic thing to take care of, but it’s actually the gateway to many real health issues,” said Grace Snell, MCAS ’27, one of the program’s co-executive directors.
“A Tireless Advocate”: Adams and Gibson’s Determination To Hold UGBC Accountable
“We want to be aggressive, and that’s a fact,” Adams said. “We want to get things done. And so, our key component is we’re going to stand up to the administration [and] hold them accountable.”
“The Fresh Perspective”: Cimino and Whetzel Outline Their Vision For UGBC
“Their commitment to improving BC, improving the campus, initiatives, advocating for others, and just generally, making a positive impact on BC, well, I absolutely believe that they’ll go above and beyond in order to do so,” Wesner said.
“Important Changes Don’t Happen Overnight”: Kulbieda and Marino Leverage Experience To Drive Tangible Initiatives
“For Cami and Reagen, being president and vice president is not an opportunity—it’s a commitment,” Cortes said.
Tricky Bus Schedules and Tight-Knit Community: Messina Students Reflect on First Year
Despite the technical difficulties that come with beginning a new academic program and adjusting to a heavy workload, Messina College students have managed to build a community within their 100-person class.
Computing Compatibility: Marriage Pact Sparks Love for Some, Laughter for Others
“I think it’s a story of a true modern romance,” Hassanein said. “Meeting through Marriage Pact—DMing and stuff—it ended up going way better than I think I could’ve imagined, or Lucy could’ve imagined.”