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<title>BUniverse: Videos by rasaher </title>
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<title>Saying Goodbye to a Home Away from Home</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 07 Jul 2026 13:23:54 -0400</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[Where is my home? Where am I from? How do I fit in?

For many international students, these seemingly simple questions don’t have easy answers. In the video above, we asked three soon-to-graduate international students—Sienna Chien (ENG’26) (Taiwan), Sunanda Guruprasad (Questrom’26) (India), and Emmanuella Erhunmwunsee (CAS’26) (Nigeria)—to share what it truly means to be a global citizen at BU. The students also reflect on what it’s like to come from thousands of miles away to study at an American university—including facing the inevitable disorientation of freshman year and the quest for a sense of belonging.]]></description>
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<title>Meet Zach Schwartz, Co-President of Liquid Fun</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 12 Nov 2024 15:35:56 -0500</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[Zach Schwartz knew he loved the performing arts. He performed in his high school theater group, knew he could memorize a script, and knew exactly what to do on stage. Improv comedy was another matter.

When Schwartz (COM‘25) arrived at BU, a friend encouraged him to join Liquid Fun, which bills itself as BU’s premier improv comedy troupe. He admits he spent his first freshman semester trying to muster up the courage to go on stage. “I was terrified,” he says. But when he finally got up on stage the following semester, he was instantly hooked: “I loved it.” 

Schwartz has been with the group ever since, and this year is club copresident.  

“Liquid Fun has changed my college experience,” Schwartz says. “I hate to use the word tremendously, but it’s true. I think it was probably the best decision I’ve ever made at BU.”

Now, as a senior and the troupe’s copresident, Schwartz says he hopes to foster an environment where students can feel comfortable putting themselves out there. His goal: offering the BU community the opportunity to try their hand at improv, even if they’re nervous.

“I want to live my life in a way that gives back to people, and I think art can do that,” he says. “I think there are so many art forms that are beautiful and that help people so often.”]]></description>
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<title>Boston University Dorm Tour: Myles Standish Hall</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Apr 2024 12:02:18 -0400</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[Political science major Matthew Feliciano (CAS’26) takes us on a tour of Myles Standish Hall, which was recently renovated in 2018 and offers suite style living, and amenities including private study rooms, game rooms, and a communal kitchen.]]></description>
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<title>Meet Boston University Student Chloe Patel: President of AdClub</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 14 Feb 2024 14:50:48 -0500</pubDate>
<description><![CDATA[As president of AdClub, BU’s preprofessional advertising agency, Chloe Patel (COM’24) wears many hats. As the person in charge of running the agency, she’s responsible for educating students about the advertising profession’s multiple facets and offering professional development for Terriers interested in pursuing a career in the industry. Since AdClub is open to all majors and levels, it is split into two groups, varsity and JV (junior varsity). Varsity functions like a bona fide ad agency, where students are placed in teams and assigned real clients with real expectations while being mentored by Patel and AdClub’s E-Board members. Past clients have ranged from other BU clubs, such as Feel Good, to established brands such as B/Spoke, Cheese Louise, and No Chewing Allowed! The JV group is aimed at advertising newbies who want to learn more about the field and gain a better understanding of how an actual agency’s departments, like management, strategy, and creative, work.

Patel and her E-Board cohorts also develop workshops on Adobe Photoshop, Resume, and LinkedIn for club members throughout the year. In addition, she  organizes agency visits and speaker events that provide networking and professional development opportunities. The goal of the club is to completely immerse members in the advertising world, allowing them to learn and gain experience at the same time. 

“During my time as AdClub president I have tried to emphasize the social aspects of the club,” Patel says. “The majority of our members are in their first and second years at BU and still navigating college, so we have a great opportunity to connect them with each other so that they can learn from one another and, of course, build relationships and their networks.”

After she graduates in May, Patel hopes to pursue a career in sports journalism or advertising, building on her experience as AdClub president.

Find more information about BU’s AdClub on Instagram at @buadclub]]></description>
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