Whether it’s dining on a tasty pita sandwich at Taste of The Fenway, or viewing the exquisite art of Mark Rothko at the MFA, these five events happening in Boston will not disappoint.
Examining Education Platforms in the Boston Mayoral Race
With the primary election for the Boston mayoral race on the horizon, it’s time to example the two frontrunner’s stances on a platform important to any kind of student: education.
Five Reasons to Leave Campus This Week: Sept. 11-17
Eager to leave campus this week but don’t know what to do? Here are five things to do this week that will get you exploring Boston.
Concepts Brings Adidas Streetwear Experience to Newbury Street
Cambridge-based streetwear retailer Concepts recently opened its first co-curated store with Adidas on upmarket shopping destination Newbury Street.
While We Were Gone: Recapping the Boston Mayoral Race
While many Boston College students were out of the city for the summer, the Boston mayoral elections continued. Now the campaigns of the candidates, Incumbent Democratic mayor Martin J. Walsh, WCAS ‘09, councilman Tito Jackson, Robert Cappucci, and Joseph Wiley, are running in full force.
Despite Weather, Outvets Dispute, St. Patrick’s Parade Draws Crowds
Last Sunday, Bostonians decked out in green and gold flooded the streets uniting at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade as musicians and performers marched down G street.
Sneakerheads Unite at the Boston Got Sole Footwear Convention
Sneakerheads came together last Saturday afternoon for the Boston Got Sole footwear convention featuring the most exclusive sneakers in streetwear.
Boston Ethical Community Discusses One Month of Trump
On Sunday, the Boston Ethical Community’s weekly meeting focused on “One Month of Trump,” providing Bostonians with a platform discuss their feelings, and plans of actions, following the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
Jamaica Plain Hosts Librería Donceles
Pablo Helguera’s traveling art project Librería Donceles, comprised of thousands of used Spanish-language books makes its final stop in the Boston area.
In Davis Square, Not Another Wasted Evening
The Rockwell theatre in Davis Square welcomes a drunk version of Shakespears Romeo and Juliet where theatregoers can enjoy free-flowing alcohol.