A Student Government for You
We, the Undergraduate Student Government of Boston University, aspire to build community and strengthen student voices, provide a sustainable avenue that bridges the gap between ourselves and the administration, advocate for the common good by finding common ground, support one another, and foster a safe, productive environment that promotes personal growth and equality.
The Student Government Office…
is open MWF from 9-11am and TH from 2-5pm. Feel free to stop by and chat with a member from our team, study, or relax. Please note that the Student Government Office will not be open during unstaffed hours.
Featured Events
Don’t miss an opportunity to take part in building community this year. Come be a part of the Student Government family, meet our members and learn how we can help make your vision for BU a reality. Or enjoy a snack with some friends. Keep an eye out for our events with Facebook and Instagram, and by signing up for our newsletter.
All of the events for the week in one easy lineup!
See graphic for details.
Swipes for Boston will be getting together and distributing meals that have been donated through the Rhetty-to-Go link and in the Student Government office to those experiencing homelessness throughout the City of Boston. They begin at Kenmore and pass out meals until they reach the Boston Common.
Kenmore City Co. Monthly. 6 p.m.
Join the Wellness Challenge to win cool prizes!
Check out our Spotify!
“We are committed to bettering the college experience for the 16,000 undergraduates that we serve. We are committed to building a better BU, together!”
A Skipping Stone
“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples”
-Mother Teresa
The quote above serves as the inspiration for this mural. For any single human being, making one’s mark on the world is a daunting task. However, in reality, it only takes a few steps to begin the process of making change. In this work, the hands represent a human’s physical being, and the feather-like objects escaping them mimic one’s creation, mark, or thought. The act of releasing these thoughtful gifts and actions to the community is central to the meaning of the work. “The Skipping Stone” urges each viewer to think outside the bounds of location, ethnicity, gender, race, and creed, in order to reify the message of change in the world through the power of the mind. The 2018-2019 Student Government commissioned this work to reflect their mantra of positive change through communal spirit. Check out the Student Government Office today to see T.J.’s “A Skipping Stone.”
By T.J Bergeron (CFA’ 20)
