I took a trip the other day to see what all the hype about Snowport was. To say the least, it lived up to my expectations. After a massive tree lighting ceremony, Seaport was completely transformed into a Hallmark-esque holiday village.
If you’re on campus this semester and have walked past Boston University’s College of Communication, you might have seen a big, red food truck. At the beginning of the year, Chick-fil-A began parking...
On this week’s episode of East to West, “Hungry Yet?,” we’re discussing three mouth-watering stories — on the opening of a burrito restaurant in Cambridge, a chef demonstration in the 808 Gallery, and the challenges food trucks face in Boston.
Serving as an alternative to dining halls on campus, food trucks at Boston University are a popular choice for students and faculty to grab a bite to eat during the day, whether it’s slices from...
Whether looking for a full meal or just a snack, businesspeople, college students and tourists alike flock to brightly-colored vehicles offering nearly every kind of food, from Vietnamese to Mexican to...
Though Boston University’s linear campus stretching along Commonwealth Avenue might be unconventional, the location boasts all of the aspects of a typical university’s stomping grounds. Affectionately...
Biblical blockbusters and cosmic casts
By Max Cohen
Looking back, 2013 was a good year for movies. But if 2013 was a cocooned caterpillar of a year for film, then 2014 is the majestic butterfly finally...
Irene Li, co-owner of the popular Boston food truck Mei Mei Street Kitchen, has big plans for the future: She wants to open the first brick-and-mortar Mei Mei restaurant together with her siblings...
Given the rising popularity of food trucks in the Brookline area, the Board of Selectmen granted trucks an eight-month extension on April 23, while granting permits for an additional five trucks to the...
While food trucks serve as a food option independent of the dining halls, Boston University might soon enter the growing market with a food truck of its own, university officials said.
“We think there...
