Sep 30, 2018
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If this doesn’t brighten up your day idk what will tbh
Meet SHA’s American Hotel & Lodging Association
This summer, we’re introducing you to the #SHAwesome student clubs at the BU School of Hospitality Administration (SHA)!
As a student member of these clubs, you have access to regular professional development workshops, networking with mentors and industry professionals, meeting fellow hospitality students from across the country, traveling to conferences, and more!
First up, meet the American Hotel & Lodging Association best known for their annual trip to New York City to tour hotels, restaurants, and hospitality landmarks. Keep up with them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram too!
Free Sports Live Spotlight: BU Women’s Tennis Shines at Harvard Fall Invitational
October’s autumn chill in Cambridge couldn’t freeze the momentum of the Boston University women’s tennis squad. Competing at the Harvard Fall Invitational, the Terriers delivered commanding performances across singles and doubles — a weekend many watched via free sports live with rising excitement. Several players went undefeated, doubles teams executed with precision, and BU leaves not just with victories, but with confidence heading into the next stage.
Dominance in Singles: Undefeated Runs
Senior Emily Zhao and freshman Vasilisa Borisova led the charge in singles play, each posting a perfect 3–0 record over the weekend. Zhao dismantled her opponents — from URI to Harvard — including a clinical 6-0, 6-0 sweep over her Harvard opponent. Borisova matched that consistency, taking down challengers from URI, Boston College, and Harvard.
Junior Nancy Liu and sophomore Gabriella Mikaul also earned unblemished records in their matches. Liu went 2–0, defeating opponents from BC and URI. Mikaul’s weekend was brief but decisive; she defeated her Harvard opponent 6-0, 6-0 and held her own in every set. Their collective performances revealed depth and balance in BU’s singles lineup.
Other Terriers had mixed results: Lauren Kettlewell went 2–1, Blanka DeMicheli and Ellie Gyuro both finished 1–2, while Rhea Rai and Emily Tan recorded 1–1. Though varied, those matches offered learning opportunities and revealed competitive spirit.
Doubles Excellence: Seven Wins Across the Board
If singles showed depth, doubles displayed cohesion. BU’s doubles squads combined for seven victories — a powerful statement about teamwork and strategy.
The pairing of Mikaul and Blanka DeMicheli defeated Harvard and Boston College teams to go 2–0. Mikaul teamed with Liu to win against URI, and DeMicheli paired with senior Rhea Rai to claim another URI victory. Those collective wins made Mikaul and DeMicheli’s duo undefeated in their sets. Additionally, Zhao and Kettlewell won their match against a URI pair, while Liu and Rai and Borisova and Tan each picked up crucial doubles wins of their own. The doubles strength will be a backbone as the Terriers move into regional competition.
Key Takeaways & Turning Points
1. Depth across the roster matters. Zhao and Borisova's consistency showed star power, but it was BU’s ability to win across multiple lines — singles and doubles — that created a strong weekend.
2. Doubles can shift momentum. In many collegiate tournaments, doubles early results set the tone. BU’s doubles victories gave them a psychological edge and confidence that translated into singles success.
3. Learning through challenge. Players who didn’t go undefeated still gained valuable experience. Matches lost narrowly or against tough opponents sharpen competitive edges — essential in the ITA Regionals, where pressure intensifies.
4. Next battle looms: ITA Regionals. With Harvard hosting the regional championship soon, BU now has insight into both opponents and court conditions. They’ve seen Harvard’s style, felt the environment, and gained momentum heading into Regionals play.
What to Watch Next
The Terriers compete next at the ITA Regional Championship (October 9 at Harvard). For fans viewing via free sports live, expect elevated stakes, deeper tactics, and matchups between regional heavyweights. BU will aim to use their Harvard tournament experience as a springboard.
Which players will step up under pressure? Will doubles pairings hold firm against tougher opposition? How might coaches adjust their lineup strategies? The weekend at Harvard showed promise — now it’s time to see how BU leverages that promise in the regional crucible.
빠른티비는 스포츠중계 전문 사이트입니다. 실시간 스포츠중계, 해외축구중계,ELP중계,라리가중계,분데스리가중계,축구중계,메이저리그중계,농구중계,NBA중계 등 전 세계 인기 스포츠 중계를 실시간으로 시청할 수 있으며 스포츠 경기 시작 전 확인할 수 있는
#BostonCat rockin the old school #BUterriers #ccmhockey hat.
New jacket just sent to printer. "The 77-78 BU Terriers, a team so tough it was said they didn't have fans--they took hostages. Three of their squad went on to play in the 1980 Olympics to defeat the Soviets in the Miracle on Ice." #cooleydesignlab #buterriers #miracleonice1980
Apparently my friends at BU are huge Planet of the Apes fans. #earthlings #buterriers #TheLifeMedeiros #planetoftheapes (at Trails at Herff Ranch, Boerne, Texas)
As we approach BU 2017 Commencement Weekend, it's time to look back at all of your #SHAwesome memories! You've come a long way since your freshmen year -- can you dig up one of your first pictures from BU? Share it on Instagram and tag @BUSchoolofHospitality! #BUhospitality #BU2017
What’s Going On, Terriers?
Your weekly roundup of events & happenings on & around campus for the week of 03/26!
Learn
Monday
“The Democratic Origins of Racist Immigration Policy in the Americas since 1790”
"Becoming Bulletproof" Film Screening
Global Village
Tuesday
SPH DEAN’S SEMINAR: FILM SCREENING—Exclusive MTV Shuga: Down South Screening in Boston
Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America
2017 Distinguished Lecture: Biology and Climate Change featuring Thomas Lovejoy
Make the World Think Again: Reason, Hope, and Faith in an Age of Populism - A Lecture by Tomas Halik
Let's Talk About It: Social Action in Boston
Wednesday
"Connectography: America and the World" with Parag Khanna
Beyond the Headlines: Global Health, Global Politics, Global Security
Universities & Their Cities: Urban Higher Education in America
Soframiz: Vibrant Middle Eastern Recipes from Sofra Bakery and Cafe
MLK Leadership Lecture: Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds on 'My Life, My Love, My Legacy', the Autobiography of Coretta Scott King
Theatre as a Form of Resistance to Opression and Genocide
Thursday
Movie Screening: 13th
Friday
Coffee and Conversation
Plan
Tuesday
Nonprofit Career Panel & Networking Night
Connect for Success: Student-Alumni Networking Night
Wednesday
Nonprofit Career Fair
Coffee, Code and Chill at Hubspot
Thursday
Spring Languages and Career Fair
Friday
Resume Workshop
Play
Monday
Bastille: Wild, Wild World Tour at Agganis Arena
Tuesday
Karaoke Night with BUPD
Wednesday
90s Throwback Dinner
Thursday
Yoga
Friday
Liquid Fun 24 Hour Comedy Marathon
Live at the Link
Redstone Film Festival
Saturday- Sunday
Step About Boston's Annual Ceili
BU India Club Spring Show
Dim Sum at West Campus
Serve
Monday
Theta Tau’s OTTO fundraiser
Tuesday
Generation Citizen Fundraiser at Scoozi
Thursday
Delta House of Pancakes