I spent a week in Madrid earlier this month. Despite leaving with a full stomach, I was left with a lingering feeling of general disappointment in going back to the American style of dining. Mission accomplished on my trip — but now I'm hungry for more.
In general, the Union of European Football Associations Champions League always grants fans the opportunity to witness great games. At the end of the day, it is a competition where only the best are allowed to be.
The most interesting matchup of this first round of knockout games will happen Feb. 20: Inter Milan vs. Atlético de Madrid.
Boston University’s Office of the Provost announced in an email to students Wednesday that all university-sponsored travel over spring break has been canceled as a result of the spread of coronavirus. The announcement comes as a response to guidance from the United States Centers for Disease Control, as well as statements from Governor Charlie Baker and the Massachusetts Department of Health.
The number of American students studying abroad has increased over the last year, according to the annual Open Doors report released Tuesday by the Institute of International Education.
Boston...
In times of such polarized political standings, it is easy for people here in the United States to lose sight of what this country is, what it stands for — and most importantly — the influence it has...
As my fellow Terriers posted their Facebook goodbyes and embarked, together, for points beyond Commonwealth Avenue, I similarly departed. However, I did so alone, and for a country where I knew not a soul.
Though...
“Alright, you ready?” yelled Hinds singer and guitarist Carlotta Cosials. “One, two, three, four!”
The opening mid-tempo strum of “Trippy Gum” drifted across the stage, eventually speeding...
Study Abroad Attendance Highlights |Create infographics
With Boston University expanding its English-speaking study abroad options, several directors of the abroad programs are seeing a record-high...
MADRID -- Memory, especially unintentional memory, is an intensely powerful phenomenon.
I'm in Spain for fall break, which couldn't have come any sooner. With the seeming omnipresence of school over the...
Copley Square, complete with the historic Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library, was the temporary home of a different kind of relic Saturday and Sunday. Residents and tourists alike were not only...
College of Communication junior Caymee Wood said that although there is not campus security or an escort service for her study abroad program, she feels safe, if not safer, in Madrid than at Boston University.
“I...
