Nestled above the Charles River and upper Boston Harbor, historic Charlestown is full of contagious patriotism, charm, and seaside tranquility.

Between balancing a hectic schedule, trying new recipes, and attempting to use your groceries before they rot away in the back of the fridge, preparing meals for yourself can be a challenge.

So, as I’m experimenting to find the best strategy, here are my suggestions for navigating campus with a dietary restriction. 

Whether a quick trip down the C line from Cleveland Circle or a trek to North Station to transfer to the commuter rail, here are some suggestions to make the most of your T riding experience!

Over the past week, I have taken note of what succeeds when living with multiple people. Though I am by no means an expert, I have a few pointers if this is also your first time sharing a living space with several roommates. 

Luckily, Allston, one of Boston’s 23 neighborhoods, is closer to campus and brimming with fun things to do. So, when you’re craving a city trip but want to avoid a time-consuming commute, visit these spots in Allston.

Whether it’s sunshine or a cloudy day, BC’s beautiful campus offers many spots to catch some rays. Here comes the sun, Eagles, and here are my favorite places to enjoy it!

Where did the time go? How can this many months feel like a week or two? It is important to savor every college memory, but our brains can only recall so much detail.

Whether your go-to is the freezer section or you are ready to open a Michelin star restaurant, I hope these tips can help spice up your culinary skills and make your off-campus cooking experience a piece of cake.

If you’re like me, always looking for a new place to walk with friends or read on a park bench, look no further than this list of my favorite outdoor spaces in Boston.