
Boston University. Home of the scarlet and white. Whether you love it or hate it, here are 20 signs you just might be a Boston University Terrier.
I’m sorry, did someone say Chestnut Hill University?
And, no, we’ll never get tired of saying that.
Hello, Martin Luther King, Jr., Uzo Aduba and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez just to name a few!
Seriously, one day this wind is going to whisk somebody off to Oz.
Not to mention you can expertly navigate that rat maze that is Allston while blackout to get to them.
Somehow there’s always five busses in the med campus and a single bus, probably broken down, on Comm Ave. Also, does anyone else remember when the BU bus was literally in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean?
Dining points aren’t even real money, right? Not after midnight, at least.
Wait… does the black stripe go on the left or right again?
But, hey, your admissions bracelet is a keepsake of your undergrad years you’ll always cherish.
Because $5.00 for a single beverage is totally normal. Plus, like I said before, dining points basically aren’t even real money.
Walking? From Stuvi to CAS in subzero temps? At 8 AM? Mmmmm, no thank you.
Still not sure why they won’t accept dining points.
Truly a one-of-a-kind eating experience.
And then silently wondering why $60K tuition doesn’t cover renovations.
That’s just business, folks.
You’ll love looking back on that Charles River time-lapse insta in your post-grad years when you accept that it’s all downhill from here.
How is it always so consistent? Is this a work-study position I can apply for?
And subsequently set off the fire alarm, which you subsequently blamed on “burning something in the oven” to the RA.
Race, gender, sex, orientation, age, wealth—the metal strip does not discriminate, and it WILL fuck you up.
BU’s beautiful north star will always lead you home.
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