Freshmen Avery Serven and Trey Shields fight for pop culture prominence, while we ponder why Costco is the best place to cultivate memes. So much happens in these next 19 minutes and 23 seconds. So much.

In the final episode of Season 18, On That Point discusses the safety of contact sports in relation to CTE, a degenerative brain disease. The question of safety for young athletes playing contact sports has sparked major discussions. What causes CTE? Do these players need more protection against brain injuries? Guests include Dr. Jesse Mez, a top researcher at Boston University’s CTE Center, Dave Boghossian, a former college football player and coach, and three students involved in contact sports.

In this edition of Amber, we will take a look at Boston’s Mayor election as well as Trump’s first oversea trip to China. We will also observe a lecture into Ruism and see how BU students express their gratitude to their loved ones.
Later in the show, BSEF, Boston Sino Entrepreneurship Foundation will join us in the studio to discuss the beginnings of this startup project.

This week on Offsides, Jessica Citronberg gives a full sports forecast for teams across the country, and analyst Nick Neville takes it to the NBA to discuss breakout teams and rookies as the 2017-2018 season hits its stride.

Your favorite college students are back on the documentary floor! Well 3 of them…and the RA, BUT they have new students to either befriend or hate. Wait, where’s Hugh?

An oblivious college youtuber and her less than enthusiastic roommate team up to give beauty tips and answer Q/A’s. Then things take a turn.