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Side Streets: Mass Ave
“Side Streets” is a partnership between BU Now and The Quad, in which Quad writers will profile things to see and do along different streets that intersect Commonwealth Avenue. This week’s street of choice, Massachusetts Avenue, is otherwise affectionately referred to as “Mass Ave” by Bostonians. Mass Ave is 16 miles of history and culture. The street runs from Dorchester to Lunenberg. On a journey down Mass Ave, you’ll encounter bars, restaurants, historic landmarks, shops, and even colleges.
Should you find yourself in far eastern BU territory, make moves to Mass Ave and stop in any of the following highlights of the legendary street.
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- Back to School Today January 29, 2015All classes and services on the Charles River Campus and at the School of Public Health return to their normal schedule today, Thursday, January 29. Classes at the School of Medicine resumed a normal schedule on Wednesday, as did classes at the Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. As well as classes, all Thursday […]
- Football: Child’s Play, Adult Peril? January 29, 2015As the 100 million viewers tuning in to this Sunday’s Super Bowl can attest, Americans adore football. And for many, the love affair begins in childhood: Pop Warner Tiny-Mites start as young as age five, and many adults retain warm memories and friendships from their youth football days. But a new study from BU School […]
- Fall Alcohol Hospitalizations Nudged Up January 29, 2015During the fall 2014 semester, 112 BU students were transported to local hospitals for acute intoxication, an uptick University police say is partly attributable to the fact that more students are summoning help for drunken peers than in the past. The previous fall saw 89 BU students sent to the hospital, according to Student Health […]
- Lunch, Anyone? Bamboo Thai January 29, 2015Boston is filled with popular Thai restaurants, and happily one of the best is close by, tucked in a tiny storefront at the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Washington Street in Brighton. A hidden gem, Bamboo Thai offers some of the most authentic Thai cuisine in the city, all at impressively low prices. Although small, the […]
- Freshman Hockey Star Talk of the Sport January 29, 2015There is one reason that Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and dozens of NHL scouts come to Agganis Arena this season: freshman Jack Eichel.
