JO205 Documentary
Explored a BU student's diverse interests and identity, honing skills in filming, producing, and editing with Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and Lightroom
Class Work
10th June 2025
An AI identity crisis
Across Boston's college campuses and beyond, Gen Z is turning to AI beauty
filters on social media to edit what they look like. What began as harmless fun, like using a dog
face filter or a flower crown on Snapchat, has evolved into powerful artificial technology tools
that quietly reshape our faces and, more dangerously, the way young people see themselves.
filters on social media to edit what they look like. What began as harmless fun, like using a dog
face filter or a flower crown on Snapchat, has evolved into powerful artificial technology tools
that quietly reshape our faces and, more dangerously, the way young people see themselves.
25th March 2025
Massachusetts' Proposed Ban on Animal Tested Cosmetics
"There are some things you have to test on…it's important for medications, for scientific breakthroughs. But cosmetics? I mean, that's one for our advantage. Do we really have to make animals suffer for our pleasure?"
12th March 2025
Rodney Hinds Feature
Now, after more than two decades at The Voice, a British newspaper focused on Black news, culture and sports, Rodney Hinds has not only become the Sports Editor but also emerged as a passionate advocate for representation and diversity in sports media. His journey — from contemplating different career paths to finding his true niche in journalism — reflects a deep commitment to connecting with and helping others.
12th March 2025
The Mousetrap Review
I’m more of a flashy musicals that make you want to dance kind of girl, so I
wasn’t psyched about seeing a straight play. But hey, I’m trying to expand my
horizons! And if a play has been running since basically forever, there’s got to be
a reason. And you know what? There is a reason
wasn’t psyched about seeing a straight play. But hey, I’m trying to expand my
horizons! And if a play has been running since basically forever, there’s got to be
a reason. And you know what? There is a reason
22nd April 2025
Combating the Consequences of COVID-19 Misinformation | Journal of Student Research
This study looks at the effect of COVID-19 misinformation on the believability, level of concern, and mood of high school and middle school students on Long Island, New York in 2021.
12th March 2025
Leshia Hawkins Feature
Success in sports doesn’t always follow a rulebook. At least that's what Leshia Hawkins is actively proving every day. As Managing Director of the Recreational Game at The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Hawkins dedicates her life to challenging the traditional image of leadership in a sport often referred to as “male-dominated.” But she refuses to be defined by that outdated label.
12th March 2025
Requiem by Chris Ofili Review
Have you ever found yourself staring at a piece of art for what feels like
forever, unable to make a connection? I certainly have! I always need some
sort of context to decipher what an artwork means. That’s what made Chris
Ofili’s Requiem, unveiled in 2023, a stand out for me at Tate Britain.
forever, unable to make a connection? I certainly have! I always need some
sort of context to decipher what an artwork means. That’s what made Chris
Ofili’s Requiem, unveiled in 2023, a stand out for me at Tate Britain.
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