April 2017 — Page 21 of 26

Student Tells Experience of Escaping War-Torn Syria

Aboukhater was in math class when she heard the first bombs go off in Aleppo and realized the city would never be the same.

Metro, Business, Top Story

1950 Collective Merges Fashion with Social Justice

Frustrated by the lack of fashionable One Direction merchandise on the market, Boston College senior Angela Jin and fellow fangirl Nishiki Maredia founded the 1950 Collective, an apparel company focused on selling trendy and affordable fandom merchandise.

Men's Basketball, Blog

Point/Counterpoint: Does BC’s Season Look Better or Worse After March?

Two years in a row, the Eagles have played North Carolina down to the wire. Both seasons, the Tar Heels have ended up in the national final. Are BC’s moral victories within the ACC legitimate, or are they meaningless?

Featured Story, Business, Food, Metro

Splendid Spoon Delivers a New Life to Your Doorstep

Inspired by her time at Boston College researching diet therapy, Nicole Centeno founded meal delivery service Splendid Spoon, providing thousands of American’s with wholesome soups and broths to replace unhealthy lunches.

Featured Story, Business, Metro

Football Alum’s CompuCog Makes Memorizing Easy

Boston College graduate Harris Williams combined his football experience with his computer science background to create CompuCog, a startup developing a virtual way for football players to learn complex playbooks.

Featured Story, Arts Features, On Campus, Arts

Through Her Instagram Account, Lynnea Bolin Is Bringing the Outdoors Online

Lynnea Bolin has built a sizeable following on her outdoorsy Instagram account.

Arts, Column, Music

Mysteries in Media Vol. 1: Meat Loaf and Carly Simon

In the first volume of the Mysteries in Media series, Assoc. Editor Schick explores what Meat Loaf won’t do for love and who Carly Simon thinks is so vain.

Column, Arts

Embracing the Stigmatized Ways of the Nerd

It’s easy to stigmatize genres that one may not wholeheartedly embrace, but acknowledging our own nerd tendencies and accepting those of others would be better for everyone.