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Now that we’re over halfway through the Fall semester and with finals, the holidays, and winter looming over our heads, I wanted to share some of the best ways to relieve stress across BSU’s campus! There are plenty of ways to deal with stress, whether that’s taking time for yourself, getting organized, or talking it […]
It’s hit that time of year. It’s getting chillier, the leaves are changing colors, and sadly, midterms are hitting. Nevertheless, it’s fall time at BSU (minus the random summer weather week in October). BSU’s campus is known for its greenery with multiple peaceful and relaxing areas on campus. Today I’ll tell you all about the […]
Starting to struggle in one or more of your classes? Sign up for a tutoring appointment with a fellow student at the Academic Achievement Center (AAC)! As we start settling into the semester, it’s common to start struggling with one of your classes. Well, the peer tutors offer tutoring in multiple subjects involving math and […]
As most students have settled into the dining hall food after being home for break or transferring to BSU, The Comment interviewed students at Flynn and East Campus Commons dining hall to see what students think of BSU’s food. East Campus Commons, the largest dining hall on campus, is open typically from 7:30 am to 8:00 […]
Keeping up with recent fashion trends? As fashion trends come and go, there have been popular trends here on the BSU campus. To dive into some of these recent trends and what students think of them, The Comment interviewed students about what they noticed around campus and how they felt about them. “I noticed a lot […]
When I found out The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes was being adapted into a movie, I was both thrilled for myself and concerned for those around me who had to watch the rebirth of my Hunger Games obsession. I was nervous that the book was released as a way to make more money off […]
It’s December now. Almost the end of the year. We just had Thanksgiving. Except, Thanksgiving is basically Christmas Eve Eve. Mariah Carrey has thawed from the ice and Christmas songs are blasting on the radio. Some may see this immediate switch to Christmas time as corny or annoying but as a person raised on Christmas, […]
Two social media applications that have proven integral in keeping college students connected are Snapchat and YikYak. Once enrolled at BSU, students can add their school email to Snapchat and post freely on the joint class story. Since no admin is observing the story and it’s an unofficial BSU social media, students have free reign […]
The indie-rock band The Hails recently started their first cross-country tour on their debut album What’s Your Motive?. One of their first stops was in Boston at the Middle East Restaurant. Before going to the concert, I had only listened to a few of their songs, but I was sold at the price of $15 […]
The first week as a college student can be intimidating. Not only did I move in with a stranger, I had to walk around campus at least four times to roughly learn the layout and faced the battle of the dining halls. Then of course, the dreaded heatwave New England decided to have the first […]
