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BU students feel a ‘sense of belonging’ through campus prayer spaces and meals during the month of Ramadan

Boston University, The Islamic Society of BU and Marsh Chapel have partnered for Ramadan to maintain spaces on campus for prayer and to provide Suhoor and Iftar meals for students who choose to fast in honor of the holy month. ...


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Staying healthy during the winter: lessons in tea, sleep and stress relief

As winter intensifies, shorter days, colder temperatures and academic pressures can make staying healthy more difficult for many students. 

Informal wellness events hosted by Boston University Student Wellbeing, such as “Stress ReLeaf: Working with Tea for Calm and Focus,” a tea making event that aims to teach students mindfulness and give students opportunities t...


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The best — and worst — exercise classes across Boston

As someone who’s lived in the Boston area for my entire life, I’ve tried many local group fitness classes through ClassPass, a subscription that allows you to sign up for exercise classes at partner-studios worldwide. 

Personally, I look for an exhilarating workout that leaves me sore — in a good way, of course — and welcoming staff, as I believe this can make or ...


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I’m good at being embarrassing | Thought Daughters

In high school I realized I was an extrovert. I’m not entirely sure when this shift occurred, considering how reserved I was in my childhood and early adolescence. Even though I’d raise my hand in class to answer questions, I never truly went out of my way to make friends.

Somehow, between my shy middle school years — including one socially inept year in quarantine — a...


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‘There is a lot to do and not enough time’: BU LAW professor Sarah Sherman-Stokes reflects on 20 years of defending ...

Sarah-Sherman Stokes was 22-years-old and working as a Spanish interpreter for a deportation defense nonprofit when she visited a detention center in Virginia. 

There, she sat across from a woman her age who had grown up just a few miles away from her. Yet, their lives looked drastically different. The woman was being detained as an undocumented immigrant. 


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