Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia and Governor Mike Pence of Indiana took the stage Tuesday night during the first, and only, vice presidential debate of this election cycle to discuss both their own visions for the future of the country and to answer some of the criticisms leveled at the presidential candidates.
Capturing the Familiar Feeling of Home Through Food
Feeling distant from home is a predictable result of moving away, but food can bring those feelings of comfort back.
Cambridge’s Bagelsaurus Has Saved the Boston Bagel From Extinction
The second-best bagel of all time is across the river in Cambridge.
A Blue Sarong in a Sea of Pink Whales
Across the country, Boston has a reputation for a certain kind of style.
OFF THE WALL Uncovers an Energetic Boston Graffiti Scene
Last Sunday, the South End Open Market brought live art to the street, and provided visitors with a glimpse into Boston’s graffiti culture.
EchoME, Founded by BC Grads, Recognized At HUBweek Event
Created by Christian Nicholson and Michael Gordon, both BC ’15, EchoMe aims to revolutionize the music sharing in the age of social media.
Michael Sandel Talks Democracy at HUBweek Faneuil Forum
Michael Sandel, Harvard philosopher and bestselling author of Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? and What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets, hosted a philosophical discussion as part of HUBWeek 2016.
HUBweek: A Balance Between the Absurd and the Practical
Artist Ethan Hayes-Chute spoke during HUBweek’s “Striking a Tenuous Balance Between the Absurd and the Practical,” and discussed his artistic ethos.
Keeping Public Transportation Public
“Every day these hardworking people continue bailing out a ship that has been taking on water for years.”
With New Partnership, Zipcar Offers Boston Students Bikes for Rent
Zagster, the leading campus bike share provider, and Zipcar, the world’s leading car share network, have announced the first national sponsored bike share program specifically for universities: Zipbike.