Essays, guides and small ideas about the art of making friends in the modern world.
Meet people in Jamaica Plain, Boston — a neighborhood guide to the pond, the Arnold Arboretum, local cafés, and the community events that turn neighbors into friends.
How to make friends at Suffolk University — a downtown Boston law and business school with a city campus and the social routines that work for busy students.
An international student guide to making friends in Boston — cultural groups, conversation partners, city routines, and the best ways to build a real social life.
How to make friends at Boston University — from Commonwealth Avenue and the dorms to Fenway, the South End, and the social routines that actually work.
How to make friends at Emerson College — a creative, downtown Boston campus where friendships form through projects, performances, and shared creative work.
A practical guide to making friends at Northeastern — co-op schedules, campus life in Fenway, and the social routines that work for students with unusual calendars.
A first-week survival guide for students in Boston — what to do, where to go, who to talk to, and how to start building a social life before classes get busy.
How to make friends at Berklee — a global music community in Back Bay where friendships form through jams, rehearsals, and late-night creative sessions.
A practical guide to making friends at MIT — from living groups and hackerspaces to the Cambridge scene and the low-pressure social routines that work.
How to make friends at Tufts — a close-knit campus in Medford and Somerville with a strong sense of community, and the best ways to find your people.