How Do You Define Cozy?

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How Do You Define Cozy?

In this video, members of the BU community talk about what the word means to them

January 26, 2021
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January 26, 2021
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Snow, sleet, and bone-chilling temperatures. A time for settling in at home wrapped in a warm blanket or in front of a fireplace—or both.

It must be winter in New England. 

And those comforts have never been more well, comforting, than this year, when the COVID-19 pandemic has forced us all to stay at home so much. 

Imagining what sounds would feel like.
—Yo-El Cassell, CFA assistant professor

What does the word “cozy” mean? Surprise—it’s different things to different people. For some, it’s a physical sensation, for others, it’s more about being surrounded by the people you love. In this video, we ask members of the BU community to share their definition of the word with us. Take a look. 

It will make you feel warm all over. 

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  • Aaron Hwang (ENG’21)

    Student Video Producer

    Aaron Hwang (ENG’21) is majoring in mechanical engineering. He has been producing a growing number of videos for BU's various online media outlets since arriving as a freshman in 2017. After he first picked up a camera in 2013, his filmmaking has taken him to rainy Taipei streets, Tokyo shrines, Himalayan valleys, and all corners of Boston neighborhoods. His work spans dance concept videos, narrative short films, and most notably, advertisements, as the resident filmmaker for Sleek Machine. Suddenly remembering that he's an engineering student, Aaron has also been a mechanical systems leader for BU Racing and interned with independent pen manufacturer Schon DSGN. On weekends, he spends a lot of time designing his custom camera gear, playing board games, taking copious amounts of photos, and searching for Boston's best eggs Benedict. Profile

  • Cydney Scott

    Photojournalist

    cydney scott

    Cydney Scott has been a professional photographer since graduating from the Ohio University VisCom program in 1998. She spent 10 years shooting for newspapers, first in upstate New York, then Palm Beach County, Fla., before moving back to her home city of Boston and joining BU Photography. Profile

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