We’re back! Junior Emma and Sophomore Catherine fight for pop culture supremacy in our thrilling season opener! We laugh, we cry, oh how we cried.

A collaboration between Amber and Hungry Terrier to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival! We are trying the Chinese delicacies that are often enjoyed during the festival.

On this edition of Offsides, watch Carter Farnsworth and Nick Bornstein face head to head in a race against the Shot Clock for an intense debate on hot topics in the NFL. And tune in for a special Behind the Plate segment with Jacob Gurvis to see what he and our analysts, Jessica Citronberg and Zach Shandel, have to say about the 2017 World Series.

Inside Boston dives into the politics and history of the Boston mayoral election. Hear the issues from the candidates themselves, incumbent Martin Walsh and City Councilor Tito Jackson. Take a look into the difficulties Boston faces with local elections, the demographics that represent Boston and how it ties in with the overall voter turnout.

In this edition of Amber, we will take a look on the merge between Wheelock College and BU’s School of Education. We will also take you to some fun Halloween events this weekend. We will take a closer look at the adoption for the homeless pets from Puerto Rico. Finally, we will take you to BU’s Zhaohua Chinese cultural club’s event for the Chinese Chongyang festival.

On this episode of Terrier Nation, we check in with the men’s basketball team as they prepare for the start of their season. We also catch up with women’s field hockey junior Maika Akroyd in studio and discuss the teams upcoming Patriot League Tournament.

Lauren’s back at BHC and cleared of murder charges, but her relationship with JD is on the rocks. Georgia and Forrest investigate a new scandal on campus.

The Citgo sign has lit up Kenmore Square for over 50 years now. Students know it as “the North Star,” Red Sox fans consider it as part of their Fenway Park experience. The sale of the building the Citgo sign sits upon triggered many questions about the future of the sign and Kenmore Square. Find out more from our team of reporters and author Patrick L. Kennedy, in the season premiere of Inside Boston.

Today on Good Morning BU we discuss President Trump’s announcement of the opioid epidemic as a national public health emergency and the national archives release of records relating to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Nick McCool sits down with the general manager of Boston University’s WTBU and we have all the latest on how to celebrate Halloween this weekend.

With over 100 cities in a bidding war, Boston joins the race for Amazon’s second headquarters. Season 18 episode 2 of On That Point explores the benefits and drawbacks of winning the bid. Guests include Professor Ted Landsmark of Northeastern University and Scott Kirsner of Innovation Leader.