Boston University (BU) Campus

Twice a week students in the school of theatre take a dramatic literature class. It is an extremely informative class that surveys theatre history. We read dozens of plays from all over the world and discuss their importance and how they shaped today's world. We perform, write essays, create our own theatre in this class. I captured some of the craziness of before class and a quick talk with my teacher Kristen.

I lived in Warren Towers for two years, so I know a lot about it -- it's the most central dorm to East Campus and livingoni ts big communal floors is a great way to make friends your first year at college.

Welcome to a tour of my house! Also I give a little info about what living off campus is like!

I last minute realized that there was an alumni event happening! I stopped on by! It was so amazing. Check out my friends sing, play, and act!

I hope you've enjoyed your tour of BU, and that you're excited to apply. It's a great university for so many reasons, and I couldn't imagine myself attending any other school.

Here is BU's gym! Let me show you around.

While I didn't have the chance to go to any sports games, I did get to see a soccer scrimmage. But BU Hockey is the team to watch here!

BU has some impressive stats, between its size and professional qualities.

Marsh Plaza is a beautiful space in Central Campus that honors one of our most famed alums -- Martin Luther King Jr.!

Painting the rock is one of BU's longstanding traditions. Members of Greek life at BU spray paint their letters on the rock as a symbol of pride. The paint on the rock is always changing; if you visit it in the morning and at night chances are the rock will be entirely different! Some say that the rock was once small, but the layers of paint have made it grow in size over the years.

Welcome to a tour of my house! Also I give a little info about what living off campus is like!

Painting the rock is one of BU's longstanding traditions. Members of Greek life at BU spray paint their letters on the rock as a symbol of pride. The paint on the rock is always changing; if you visit it in the morning and at night chances are the rock will be entirely different! Some say that the rock was once small, but the layers of paint have made it grow in size over the years.

Come with me as I walk to class and check out the beautiful Bay State Rd!

West is popular because of its many shopping and dining options. On your walk to and from class you'll see Chipotle, Canes, Target, CVS, and more.

Every college student has a different schedule everyday; this is a typical Thursday schedule for me, starting with classes and ending the day with my job. I scheduled my classes so that I had 2 lectures each day; I also prefer to have morning lectures so that I can do other things, like work, in the afternoon and evening.

As I bike across campus I drop some knowledge about how students at BU get around campus. I talk bikes, trains, and automobiles (and planes).

The BU seal is located in the center of Marsh Plaza. Legend of the BU seal holds that if you walk across, touch, or step on the seal you will not graduate in four years.

West Campus is home to multiple residence halls, Nickerson Field, Agganis Arena, and the Boston University Fitness and Recreation Center. West has one dining hall for students, Rhetts: a cafe that accepts dining points, and City Convenience which accepts convenience points. West Campus is home to many freshmen and athletes.

Jacob's morning routine as a sophomore at Boston University in a Myles Standish Hall single room.

Part of my morning routine involves grabbing a bite before class/work and barely getting there on time. Thankfully, I live only a 3-5 minute walk from work.

Baystate Road is the most beautiful part of our campus -- a residential street, it sits between Commonwealth Avenue and the Charles River for great views on all sides.

Here you'll find a gym, swimming pool, track, tennis, and much more 

There's a ton of food places to eat on campus. But beware of Basho Express -- cheap sushi is almost guaranteed to give you food poisoning! There's a ton more food off campus in Allston that I didn't mention, too. Most places don't accept dining points, but a few do, like the both Starbucks locations in GSU & Questrom School of Business and Buick Street Market by StuVi1. And UBurger by Kenmore Square has student deals every day!