The Ultimate Guide to Wavy and Curly Hair

Katherine Phelps • February 15, 2026

Growing up with curly hair was no easy feat, but I’ve realized that I should appreciate my natural hair and the uniqueness behind my curls. So, for the most basic starter guide for those of you who are trying to figure out your hair type, here are some basic tips and great products to use. 

Single on Valentine’s Day: A Survival Guide

Riley Maurer • February 11, 2026

For some people, Valentine’s Day is full of love, laughter, and romantic memories with that special someone. But for the rest of us, the dreaded day looms over us with feelings of sadness, loneliness, and worst of all, pity. What is one to do on the day when everyone’s love life is put on display?

Five Ways To Say “Be Mine” on a Long-Distance Valentine’s Day

Milla Hirsch • February 11, 2026

Here are a few ways to feel connected to your partner this Saturday, despite a long-distance disconnect.  

Five Hobbies To Get You Off Your Phone

Margot Maguire • February 8, 2026

If you find yourself spending way too much time on your phone, try one of these five analog hobbies that are sure to reduce stress and make you an overall happier and more interesting person.

Six Trader Joe’s Treats That Will Make Your Valentine’s Day Even Sweeter

Sofia Levorchick • February 8, 2026

Whether you’re having a stay-in date night with your significant other or hosting a Galentine’s celebration with your girls, Trader Joe's is your best friend for unique and delectable Valentine’s-themed snacks. Here are some limited-edition Trader Joe’s treats that will make your Feb. 14 celebrations even sweeter. 

The Best Boston Restaurants for Galentine’s Dinner

Katherine Phelps • February 1, 2026

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, you might be planning a date for that “special someone.” But even if that’s not applicable this year, a Galentine’s dinner is always a great option. 

A BC Student’s Guide to the Beanpot

Elizabeth Maher • February 1, 2026

Whether you’re a die-hard BC hockey fan who can name every player since the 90s or someone whose mind spins when you hear the words “icing” or “offsides,” cheering on the Eagles in the annual tournament is an iconic BC event—and an unparalleled chance to show off your school spirit.

A Tour Guide’s Guide to Boston

Margot Maguire • February 1, 2026

If your tour guide skills are a little rusty, here’s a complete guide to showing your guests the best version of Boston. 

A Guide to Student Discounts in Boston

Margot Maguire • January 25, 2026

By now, you probably know that Boston is one of America’s biggest college towns, which undoubtedly comes with its perks. Local stores, restaurants, and organizations that you know and love offer a variety of discounts, helping students get the most out of their beloved city.

Your Guide To Avoiding the Winter Blues

Margot Maguire • January 18, 2026

Everyone knows the January to March stretch comes with challenges. Less sunlight, shorter days, and colder temperatures coalesce into Boston’s infamous winter dreariness, plaguing people with the winter blues. Despite its poor reputation, there are many hidden advantages to this time of year. Here’s a guide to not falling victim to the winter blues this year. 

A Local’s Guide to Newton

Molly Johnson • December 7, 2025

While the many cafes, restaurants, and parks throughout Newton’s 13 villages make the town ideal for a day trip or lunch visit, things can be a little pricey. So here’s a locals' guide to not-too-expensive ways to make the most of BC’s hometown. 

5 Simple Habits That Will Make You a Better Roommate

Milla Hirsch • December 7, 2025

When the new semester begins, some of those routines may change. But although classes and schedules will change, your roommate—or roommates—will remain constant. Beyond doing the bare minimum, or simply keeping your side of the room tidy, you should continue to nurture your roommate-ship.