It was a sunny October afternoon, and a team of Boston University athletes was in the midst of its semiweekly practice on Magazine Beach, a stretch of green along the Charles River in Cambridge.
With FitRec closed to the public — with exceptions for select in-person physical education courses — BU students have been forced to look for alternative methods of safe exercise amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Acai bowls, yoga studios and oat milk have each made their mark on the nation’s wellness market over the past few years. Cycling studios, self-care products and farm-to-table restaurants have also...
After months of planning and campaigning, CHAARG, a girls’ health and fitness organization, is officially founding a chapter on Boston University’s campus next year.
On today’s episode, “New Year, New Improvements” — a glance at initiatives promising to bring positive change in 2018. We’ll discuss Mayor Martin Walsh’s efforts to improve Boston’s emergency shelter system, the Time’s Up movement in Hollywood and a new organization proposed at BU that encourages fitness camaraderie.
Jess Barry, a sophomore in the College of Engineering, is attempting to create a chapter of CHAARG, a health and fitness organization, at Boston University.
CHAARG, which stands for Changing Health,...
